Described as the WordPress for buildings, the platform excels as an abstraction layer that simplifies the complexities between interfaces and backends. This capability is central to its role as a modular system seamlessly integrating with various building management systems, including HVAC.
At its core is a backend interface, a super admin console tailored for complex integrations like BACnet. This ensures that logic and functionality remain consistent despite changes in physical integrations, allowing front-end developers to operate without extensive domain knowledge of building management systems.
The platform provides APIs that enable extensive customization and seamless integration into existing enterprise systems. These APIs facilitate functions ranging from room and desk bookings with additional options like catering and asset management, to visitor management and real-time data displays. Designed for adaptability, these APIs ensure that modifications can be made easily and with minimal disruption.
See REST API
The platform comes with example interfaces that demonstrate potential uses of its APIs, serving as starting points. Enterprises have the flexibility to adapt, modify, or completely customize these templates to meet specific needs, whether integrating with an HR application or a broader enterprise system.
Comprehensive documentation is available, catering to both developers and non-developers. This documentation is crucial for understanding how to effectively utilize the platform. All API documentation, including swagger files, is publicly accessible on the documentation site, encouraging users to explore the platform’s extensive capabilities.