Facilities

The whole building, answered in one place.

Building management, fire alarm, solar, facility requests and cameras each speak their own language. Canvas brings them into one operating layer so your team sees the building, not six screens.

Demo data
A Canvas floor plan on the fictional demo plant: production lines, rooms and exits with detectors, cameras and doors placed on it and one device in alarm

Tuesday, mid-afternoon

A tenant calls about a warm floor. The air handler is on the building management system, the complaint is in a chat message, and the engineer who knows that unit is at the other tower. Somebody has to put those three facts in the same room.

That somebody is usually you.

Canvas does it instead. The alert, the equipment, the map and the procedure arrive together, the right person is told, and the result is written back onto the ticket.

Office towers rising above green parkland in a Southeast Asian city
Illustrative photo
One building, many systems.

Coverage

Every system the building runs

  • Building management

    BACnet devices read into Canvas, with the plant and equipment shown on the building map.

  • Fire alarm

    Edwards panels and BACnet fire systems feed alarms straight into tickets with a checklist.

  • Solar and energy

    Generation and consumption brought in through the connectors you already have.

  • Facility management

    Requests, work orders, approvals and service clocks in one ticket flow.

  • Cameras and access

    Milestone, Luxriot, Dahua and ONVIF video on a wall and on the map, with Dahua access control alongside.

What the director sees

A building that explains itself

Open Canvas and see what is open, who has it, and how long it has been waiting. Reports can be scheduled to LINE, Telegram or email.

  • Alarms pulse on the building map where they happen
  • Tickets carry the procedure and a service clock
  • Sustainability reporting follows from running the building well, rather than being a separate project
Demo data
Canvas work board on the fictional demo plant: items in backlog, to do, in progress and done columns, each with its labels and owner

Run the whole building from one place.

See Canvas on a building like yours, delivered through a partner and ready in days.