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Building & Facilities Managers

Data you can act on.

Building managers don't need more data. They need to know what the data is telling them.

Scope continuously monitors building performance, helping teams identify inefficiencies, plant issues and environmental conditions that require attention. Instead of manually searching for problems, Scope helps you manage by exception.

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Intelligent alerting
Scope can alert teams to:
  • Boiler performance

  • Chiller performance

  • Temperature

  • Plant run times versus occupancy hours

  • FCU heating and cooling conflicts

  • AHU supply temperature to FCUs

Understand what happened, not just what's happening now.

Scope floor plans provide a visual representation of environmental conditions across different zones. Historical sensor data allows building managers to look back and understand how conditions changed throughout the day. If an occupier reports that an area was uncomfortable yesterday afternoon, Scope provides the data to investigate what actually happened.

From insight to action

Scope also manages Intervention Measures, giving visibility of recommendations, status, optimisation strategies and where third-party input is required. Approved Intervention Measures can be written directly back to the BMS, automating optimisation and reducing reliance on BMS contractors for routine changes.

The Business Case

Less manual monitoring. Faster intervention. Reduced energy waste. Better building performance.

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Scope is Optimise Everything's building energy management platform, built to make complex building data easy to understand and act on. It brings together connectivity, analytics and optimisation in one place, giving asset owners, managers and occupants clear visibility over energy use and carbon impact without the technical jargon. Instead of raw data, Scope turns building performance into plain, practical insight, helping teams cut waste, reduce costs and make smarter decisions about how their buildings run.

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