Facility Intelligence is a B2B tool you give to your customers. They map their site zone by zone, and the AI builds a custom list of everything their facility needs from your catalog, batteries, filters, consumables, spare parts, sized, prioritised and ready to order from you.
Facility Intelligence lets a business customer map their own building zone by zone and get a specified, orderable product list back. It walks the customer through their site, matches every device to the right product from your catalogue, totals the quantities, and exports a branded PDF the customer can take to procurement.
Every facility opens as a tilted 3D cutaway of the building itself. Click any zone, guest floors, spa, kitchens, and Neuro scans it, pulls every powered device inside, and adds it to a ranked supply list for exactly that building, sized from real device counts.
When the last zone lights up, one press turns the whole list into a plan document, priorities set, quantities annualised, ready to hand to procurement or straight into a reorder.
Guest rooms, back-of-house, pool exterior, kitchen, Facility Intelligence reasons about each zone on its own terms, because a device that's fine on an office floor isn't fine on a salt-air pool deck.
Every device is classified first, life-safety, operational or comfort, before a chemistry or format is recommended, so smoke detectors, cold-chain sensors and emergency lighting are never swapped on cost alone.
What used to take a site walk, a spreadsheet and a follow-up call now happens in one conversation. Ask for the full plan and Facility Intelligence assembles a complete specification table, zone by zone.
Facility Intelligence flags where consolidating to two or three chemistries cuts SKU count across a site, or across every site in a chain, and sets service intervals so life-safety devices stay on a stricter, audited cycle than everything else.
Facility Intelligence grew out of a real facility power-planning project, it reasons the way an experienced facilities engineer does, not a chatbot guessing at specs.
Feed it a floor plan, a zone list, or a written site profile, it maps the space and finds every powered device either way.
Every plan comes out as a structured table, device, quantity, chemistry, criticality, interval, ready to hand to procurement or a vendor.
The facility opens as a cutaway and every zone is scanned in turn, guest floors to back of house, no clipboard walk required.
Life-safety devices rise to the top of the list, comfort items settle to the bottom, so the order reflects risk, not alphabet.
One press compiles the ranked list into a plan document with quantities, chemistries and intervals, ready for sign-off.
The plan becomes a repeating supply calendar tied to your catalog, so the customer reorders from you on schedule, every cycle.
A living spec for every zone in the building, devices, chemistry, criticality, all in one place.
Walk a prospect's site once and leave with a quote-ready specification, not a notepad of guesses.
Standardized chemistries and consolidated SKUs across every site, sized from real device counts.
Replacement intervals set by criticality, not guesswork, life-safety devices never run to failure.