Solutions by persona

Facility management software by role, one platform for every seat

Facility management software by role gives each seat the view it needs from the same data. Aqueduct gives facilities teams verified fixes, engineers live digital twins, sustainability leads metered evidence, finance validated bills, IT a secure integration layer and executives portfolio outcomes, all on one data layer and verified at the meter.

Built on aQ Core
Office reception with soft teal light
Bright lounge with a timber feature wall
How does this week compare to the last few weeks?
12% below last week, driven by lower HVAC load on weekday afternoons. Two days had low meter coverage.
Demo data

Eight seats, one data layer, and every number verified at the meter.

For operators

Findings that turn into work orders, then into proof

  • Facilities teams

    Leaks, faults and complaints arrive located, explained and priced, then route into your CMMS.

  • Engineers

    Live twins show the water balance, the electrical single line and every RTU component state.

  • Operations leaders

    Response and closure tracked across sites, with the meter confirming that each fix held.

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AHU-1 · fault
Supply fan stopped08:02
Failed rotor shaft08:03
Routed to CMMS08:04
Airflow confirmed11:40
Demo data
For owners

Numbers that hold up in a budget review or an audit

  • Finance teams

    Billed versus metered consumption, usage changes split from rate changes, savings in money.

  • Sustainability leads

    Weather-normalized water, energy and carbon data traceable down to the device that measured it.

  • Real estate leaders

    Buildings ranked on intensity per square foot and per visitor, so outliers surface first.

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Bill validation · September
Supplier billed184.2 MWh
Metered176.9 MWh
Difference7.3 MWh
Demo data
For governance

A platform IT can approve and leadership can stand behind

  • Security posture

    ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001:2015 and SOC 2 Type 2, with cloud or on-prem deployment options.

  • Open protocols

    BACnet, Modbus, MQTT, M-Bus, pulse and LoRaWAN, so existing equipment connects without lock-in.

  • Executive view

    Portfolio outcomes stated as measured results, never as a guarantee or a projection.

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Device health
ERS-CO2 · Level 2, Zone 4
Connection rate99.2%
Battery3.61 V
Last reading1 min ago
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Old way vs the Aqueduct way

Role-based building data, before and after Aqueduct

The old way
  • Every department buys its own tool and trusts only its own numbers.
  • Finance waits for the bill to learn what happened.
  • Engineers export trend logs to answer a manager's question.
  • IT discovers building systems only after something breaks.
  • Leadership hears savings claims nobody can reconcile.
The Aqueduct way
  • One metered data layer, a view for every seat.
  • Finance sees billed against metered consumption every cycle.
  • Anyone asks aQ Assistant and gets an answer with data quality noted.
  • IT approves one governed platform across every building system.
  • Savings reconcile to the baseline, the meter and the bill.
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For facilities managers and directors

Energy management software for facility managers that finds the fix and proves it

Energy management software for facility managers shows where a building wastes energy, water and money, and what to do about it.

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For building, MEP and controls engineers

Building analytics software for engineers, with live twins and real control

Building analytics software for engineers turns meter, sensor and controller points into diagnosis.

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For sustainability and ESG leads

An ESG data platform for buildings, built on metered and verified data

An ESG data platform for buildings collects the water, energy, carbon and air data that sustainability reports depend on.

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For real estate and portfolio leaders

Portfolio energy management for real estate, building by building and verified

Portfolio energy management for real estate compares every building on the same basis and directs capital to the worst performers.

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For CTOs, CIOs and IT teams

A secure building data platform for CIOs, IT and data teams

A secure building data platform brings meters, sensors and building systems under one governed layer IT can approve.

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For CEOs and executive leadership

How to reduce facility operating costs, with results verified at the meter

Reducing facility operating costs means finding where water, energy and equipment time are wasted and proving each fix.

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For operations leaders and COOs

A facility operations management platform that acts, then verifies

A facility operations management platform gives operations leaders one view of uptime, losses and response across sites.

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Printed financial figures
For CFOs and finance teams

Utility cost management software for CFOs, with savings verified at the meter

Utility cost management software helps finance teams control water, electricity and gas spend.

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Operators

Seats that run the buildings

Daily operators who own water, energy, air and uptime.

Facilities managers and directors

Leaks, faults and complaints found, routed to your CMMS and confirmed closed at the meter.

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Building, MEP and controls engineers

Live digital twins of water, electrical and HVAC systems, with the points and protocols behind them.

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Operations leaders and COOs

Uptime, response and verified fixes across sites, without replacing the CMMS your teams run.

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Sustainability and ESG leads

Metered water, energy, carbon and air data, weather-normalized, ready for the reports your team files.

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Decision makers

Seats that fund, own and govern them

Owners, approvers and budget holders who need proof, not dashboards.

CFOs and finance teams

Utility spend, bill validation, budgets and savings verified at the meter, not estimated.

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Heads of real estate and portfolio leaders

Every building ranked on normalized intensity and performance against baseline, across the portfolio.

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CTOs, CIOs, IT and data teams

Security, integrations, cloud or on-prem deployment and the certifications your review asks for.

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CEOs and executive leadership

Portfolio outcomes in water, energy and air, measured at the meter and stated in money.

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What we believe

The best building data is the number every seat already agrees on.

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Who it is for

The first question each seat asks

Facilities director
“Will this tell my team what to fix, or just add alerts?”

It tells them what, where and why, routes the ticket into your CMMS with evidence, and confirms at the meter that the fix held.

Controls engineer
“Can it talk to the equipment I already have?”

Yes. Aqueduct reads BACnet, Modbus, MQTT, M-Bus, pulse and LoRaWAN devices, and controls through relays or field device controllers where control is enabled.

Sustainability lead
“Will the numbers stand up to an auditor?”

They are metered, weather-normalized and traceable to the device. Aqueduct supplies the evidence; your team or consultant files the report.

Head of real estate
“Which buildings should I fix first?”

Sites are ranked on normalized intensity and performance against baseline, so capital goes to the outliers first.

CIO
“Is it secure, and where does the data live?”

AWS cloud or on-premises, with ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 behind it, and integrations through documented protocols.

CEO
“What does this change for the business?”

Energy and water savings are verified at the meter against a weather-normalized baseline, rather than promised in a proposal.

COO
“Will my teams have to change how they work?”

No. Work stays in your CMMS. Aqueduct sends better tickets into it and closes the loop with a meter reading.

CFO
“Can I trust the savings number?”

Savings are measured against a weather-normalized baseline and priced with your own utility rates, so the figure reconciles to the bills.

Where each seat usually starts

A first use case per role, and where to go next.

SeatUsually starts withThen reads
Facilities managersReduce water lossEquipment uptime, restroom monitoring
EngineersHVAC energy optimizationOccupancy-based HVAC control, peak demand
Sustainability leadsESG and sustainability reportingWater reuse, indoor air quality
Real estate leadersPortfolio benchmarkingTenant submetering and billing
CTO and CIOPlatform security and integrationsOn-prem deployment
CEO and executivesPortfolio benchmarkingESG reporting, utility bill validation
Operations leadersEquipment uptimeReduce water loss, restroom monitoring
CFO and financeUtility bill validationPeak demand and tariffs, tenant billing
Trusted at scale
Read the case studies
Deployed275+

sites in 21 countries run on Aqueduct.

Healthcare22 hospitals

and 9 clinics in one of India’s top hospital chains.

AirportsTop 25

US airport running water intelligence on Aqueduct.

Real estate20M+ sq ft

of commercial real estate under Aqueduct.

Manufacturing300 acres

FMCG manufacturing campus.

Food and dairyMajor dairy

operations run on Aqueduct.

Questions

Common questions

It is one platform that presents the same facility data differently for each job. In Aqueduct, facilities teams see faults and leaks, engineers see digital twins and points, finance sees validated bills and verified savings, and executives see portfolio outcomes, all from one metered data layer.

Facilities managers, building and controls engineers, sustainability leads, real estate and portfolio leaders, IT and data teams, operations leaders, finance teams and executives. Each seat has its own views and permissions on the same Aqueduct data.

They see the same underlying data with views suited to their role. Landlords and tenants are a clear example: a landlord sees total consumption and each tenant's share of a shared meter, while a tenant sees only its own share.

Usually facilities or operations owns the outcomes, with IT approving security and integrations and finance confirming the savings method. Aqueduct works best when those seats agree on the baseline at the start.

Yes. Portfolio views rank every site on performance against baseline and normalized intensity, and aQ Assistant answers plain-language questions such as how this month compares with the last few, with a data quality note when coverage is low.

No. Facilities teams act on it daily, but finance uses it for bill validation and verified savings, sustainability teams for metered evidence, and IT for a single governed integration layer across building systems.

See Aqueduct on your own facility.

Bring a site, a utility bill or a question. We will show you where the loss is.