How a building problem gets found, fixed and checked
Edviro reads your utility data, building controls and maintenance records. When something goes wrong, it works out the likely cause and drafts a fix. A person on your team approves it, a technician does the work, and we check the building data afterwards to see that it held. You can start with the sites and systems you have now.
No new hardware. Works with any vendor. A person approves every change.
What is an AI-powered facilities operations platform?
It’s software that reads building data, work orders and asset records, spots problems, and helps the facilities team get them fixed and confirm the fix worked. Edviro works as an AI facilities crew: it does the watching and the follow-up around the clock, and a named person approves every change before it happens. We work with schools, campuses and data centers.
How it works
Edviro watches utility data, BMS and BAS points, and asset and maintenance logs around the clock, on any vendor’s equipment. Every problem goes through the same five steps.
Signal
A request in the app or by email, an alarm, or a change on a meter.
Diagnose
Edviro works out the likely cause and attaches the evidence.
Review
A person on your team approves the drafted fix, edits it or rejects it.
Dispatch
The technician gets the location, the equipment history and the steps.
Verify
We check the building data to confirm the problem stopped.
A rooftop unit left running overnight
After-hours load on the main meter is up 38%.
A schedule override has left RTU-3 in occupied mode for four nights.
The facilities lead approves the drafted fix.
Over the next 30 days, electricity use is 18% below the baseline.
The parts of the platform
You can use any one of these on its own. They share the same data, so each works better when the others are connected.
What it looks like in schools and data centers
Schools and campuses
Edviro started in Northern California schools, where a small team covers many small sites. In our Room 214 example, a custodian reports a cold classroom, Edviro traces it to a rooftop unit’s heating stage, and the room is back to temperature the same morning.
Edviro for education →Data centers
Edviro models cooling to ±0.4 °C in our Pod 3 example, so you can see how much more load a pod can carry before you add racks. In the same example, 312 BMS alarms trace back to a single sticking valve on CRAH-2.
Edviro for data centers →What Edviro can and can’t change
Getting started
The first findings come from utility bills and interval meter data. Nothing is installed.
We start with your utility bills and interval meter data. That’s enough for the first findings.
Connecting BMS data, an asset list and a work-order export lets Edviro tie a problem to a piece of equipment and its repair history.
Add sites and modules once the first step has paid for itself.
Common questions
Which industries does Edviro serve?
Edviro started in K–12 schools, and education is where we have the most deployment history. It also covers higher education, data centers, commercial real estate, healthcare and construction.
Do we need to replace our CMMS?
No. Edviro can be your work-order and asset system. Or you can keep your CMMS: Edviro diagnoses the problem, sends the work into it and reads the outcome back to verify the fix.
What data does Edviro need to start?
Utility bills and interval meter data. BMS data, an asset list and a work-order export help later. Nothing is installed before the first report.
Does Edviro operate building systems on its own?
No. Schedule and setpoint changes, emails and work orders are drafted, then wait for a named person to approve them.
How does Edviro prove results?
Each fix is measured against a baseline learned from the building’s own data and adjusted for weather and schedule. If the problem comes back, the work reopens with the evidence attached.
See what Edviro finds in your buildings.
Pick a 30-minute slot and we’ll walk through your sites with you.
Book a demoOr email founders@edviroenergy.com