Occupancy Application

Why Occupancy Application?

Maximize the potential of your space, reduce operational costs, and enhance the user experience. The Occupancy Application, fully based on Building X™, connects to both existing infrastructure and new IoT devices to deliver actionable occupancy insights. Get helpful insights into space occupancy and discover opportunities to streamline space management.

The Occupancy Application uses both your existing infrastructure and new IoT devices to provide comprehensive insights into space occupancy that you can act on:

Optimize space usage and use spaces adaptively
Improve efficiency and enhance the user experience
Reduce costs with efficient space use

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Key benefits

Streamline operations

Analyze actual occupancy patterns to improve planning and scheduling of cleaning activities, maintenance tasks and staffing requirements. Avoid unnecessary cleaning of unused areas.

Increase energy efficiency

Improve energy efficiency and reduce waste by adjusting HVAC, lighting, and other energy-consuming systems based on occupancy data. For example, turn off HVAC systems in unoccupied areas on weekends or holidays.

Make informed decisions

Understand, benchmark, and optimize space occupancy. Make informed decisions on space usage, lease agreements and property investments to create spaces that promote diverse work styles, collaboration and productivity.

Featured capabilities

A smartphone displaying a cleaning schedule interface with room numbers, statuses, and a "Start Cleaning" button.

Time-based visualizations

Identify patterns for selected date ranges and time intervals through granular carpet plot visualizations. Benchmark and compare occupation behavior per room.

Bar graph showing occupancy percentages for different areas, with highest bar at 95% and lowest at 30%.

Individual room analysis

Align available space with current user behavior to adapt to changing work patterns. Analyze occupancy patterns for a single room to identify highly frequented rooms and underutilized spaces.

Graph showing energy usage over time with colored bars representing different levels of occupancy and energy consumption.

Energy-saving features

Analyze occupancy patterns to identify energy conservation opportunities and implement energy-saving measures. See areas that don’t require energy-consuming systems during certain periods.