Connect IoT unifies water, HVAC, energy, access, and security systems into a single real‑time operating layer for property management. By using long‑range connectivity and automation workflows, the platform aggregates device signals into alerts, reports, and automated responses, helping teams detect issues early, reduce waste, and avoid costly failures.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Property managers often have to monitor multiple building systems—water, HVAC, energy, access, and security—through separate devices, dashboards, and vendor portals, making it difficult to detect issues early and coordinate responses.
Solution
Connect IoT aggregates data from these disparate systems into a single, real‑time operating layer. By using purpose‑built devices with long‑range private connectivity, the platform reduces reliance on Wi‑Fi and ensures reliable coverage across large properties. Collected signals feed into automated alerts, reporting, and workflow automation, enabling teams to identify waste, risk, and potential failures before they become costly. Integrated AI provides predictive maintenance recommendations, while a unified dashboard lets operators monitor, control, and respond to events from one interface. The solution also supports resident-facing mobile apps for monitoring and control, extending visibility to occupants.
Target Audience
Primary customers are property management firms, building owners, and facilities teams responsible for multi‑unit residential or commercial properties seeking integrated, automated operations.
Features
- Long‑range private network infrastructure that extends coverage beyond Wi‑Fi for critical building systems
- Unified platform consolidating water, HVAC, energy, access, and security data into real‑time dashboards
- Automated alerting and response workflows that trigger remediation actions without manual intervention
- AI‑driven analytics for predictive maintenance, resource optimization, and sustainability insights
- Purpose‑built IoT devices that embed into alerts, reports, and automation pipelines
- Biometric and mobile access control with face recognition, QR codes, and unit‑lock workflows
- Resident mobile app for monitoring, control, and receiving updates on property services