Building intelligence that compounds
with every system you connect.
Vailient connects parking operations, access control, HVAC, energy systems, safety infrastructure, workforce data, and occupancy analytics into a single operational view, giving property managers and operators the visibility to optimise performance, reduce costs, and improve tenant experience.
Every building has the systems. No building connects them.
The parking system knows vehicle counts. Access control knows who badged in. The BMS knows the HVAC load. The fire panel knows alarm status. Occupancy sensors know which floors are busy. Energy meters know consumption patterns.
Each system was installed by a different vendor, runs different software, and reports to a different screen. The property manager switches between six interfaces to understand what is happening in one building.
Six capabilities that turn a building
into a coherent operation.
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Parking and vehicle intelligence.
Occupancy tracking, entry-exit monitoring, and zone management. Real-time visibility into which levels are full, which are empty, and how long vehicles stay.
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Occupancy and space utilisation.
People counting with zone-based tracking and demographic analytics. Correlate foot traffic with tenant activity, retail performance, HVAC demand, and staffing needs. Capacity management that prevents overcrowding before it happens.
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BMS and energy correlation.
BACnet and Modbus integration connects building management systems to the intelligence layer. The platform correlates occupancy with HVAC load, energy consumption with foot traffic, and equipment behaviour with maintenance schedules.
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Access and workforce integration.
Who is in the building, on which floors, in which zones. Cross-referenced with occupancy sensors and operational data for a complete picture of building utilisation.
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Energy and sustainability monitoring.
Solar generation tracked alongside consumption data. The dashboard that shows whether your building is generating or burning, and what drives the difference.
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Tenant-facing dashboards.
Public access mode for shared intelligence. Give tenants visibility into building performance without giving them access to the management platform.