Most corporate buildings have already invested thousands of dollars in automation. Yet the systems generate more alarms than any team can work, operating parameters get changed with no common standard, and failures surface only after they have already hit the building. Keedian connects to the infrastructure you already have —or installs what's missing— and operates climate, lighting, energy, and continuity to one consistent standard across your whole portfolio, from a single point of control.
The infrastructure is already installed and running. The problem isn't a lack of data — it's that no one is operating it systematically.
Thousands of points and alarms in the BMS. The volume is so high that almost none get acted on — they become background noise.
Setpoints and schedules get changed with no common criteria and no traceability. Every building runs its own way.
Without continuous oversight, equipment runs far from its optimal point: it consumes more and shortens its service life.
Crews go on site to put out fires, not to prevent them. Every avoidable visit costs time, money, and availability.
Critical problems only become visible once they have already affected an occupant or the continuity of operations.
Cuts waste from setpoint overrides and equipment running when it isn't needed. Cooling production runs on efficiency criteria, not reactively.
Critical systems stay available and monitored 24/7 — from UPS and generators to climate, vertical transport, lighting, and fire detection.
From millions of raw alarms down to the few that genuinely need a person. Fewer site visits, longer equipment life.
Verified energy and CO₂e reporting against a baseline. Evidence for ESG and finance, not assumptions.
Expected figures, on climate and lighting consumption (not the total bill). Quantified and validated against each portfolio's baseline.
Keedian operates the systems that define your building's cost and experience. We connect to your BMS over open protocols where they exist, and install devices only where coverage is missing — one building, four fronts of value.
If your building already runs a BMS —Honeywell, Schneider, JCI, Siemens— we read its control points over open protocols (BACnet, Modbus, MQTT, APIs), or with integration engineering when the protocol is closed. The hardware you already paid for keeps working.
Keedian designs and executes the optimal solution for your building —from a traditional BMS to low-cost IoT—: instrumentation, controllers, and commissioning, until every floor reports to the platform.
The service is identical either way: same dashboards, same SLA, same operating model. The only difference is where the signal comes from.
The same technical scope, three ways to run it — depending on how much you want Keedian to operate on your behalf. Each tier includes everything below it.
I can see and operate climate, lighting, and energy across all my buildings and floors from one place — the same standard, whether it's one tower or a whole portfolio.
Keedian monitors my buildings 24/7, acts when it matters, and only sends someone on site when remote action isn't enough. I don't have to chase problems.
Keedian optimizes my buildings continuously — comfort and air quality maximized, energy captured, occupancy driving the setpoints, and problems caught before an occupant feels them.
Any of the three tiers is complemented by two transversal layers:
Specialized coverage of the equipment that defines building continuity: chiller plant, UPS and generators, vertical transport, and fire detection. We capture the signal, route it to the responsible party, and keep the evidence.
Expert work on your operation: efficiency studies and savings plans, custom measurement and verification (M&V), building-specific SOPs, custom ESG reporting, and onboarding of new buildings or geographies.
Keedian already operates multi-site portfolios at scale. The per-client figures are validated results in retail; Offices is the segment now rolling out, and its projections build on this operating base.
Savings and return are quantified in the commercial proposal, against your portfolio's real baseline — not on assumptions.
