Understand
Review system health across floors, buildings, or an entire portfolio without switching between manufacturer tools.
For building teams
PI gives every person a view matched to their responsibility—from simple room control to enterprise diagnostics—without exposing unnecessary technical complexity.

Facilities & building operations
Where supported data is available, building-wide visibility can connect equipment status, alarms, scheduling, trends, service context, and remote diagnostics in one operational layer.
Review system health across floors, buildings, or an entire portfolio without switching between manufacturer tools.
Trace alarms and faults to the affected room, device, controller, and communication path before dispatch.
Use energy, runtime, service history, and operational trends to support preventive maintenance and better schedules.
Operational value Reduce downtime and unnecessary service calls while giving facilities direct visibility into systems that normally require a contractor to interpret.
End users
Employees, occupants, and guests see only the permitted controls they need—with clear status feedback on mobile, tablet, or workstation.
An office employee can adjust lighting, temperature, or shades without access to BACnet, processors, network diagnostics, device programming, or building-wide schedules.
A major operational layer
PI creates a practical middle layer between individual occupants and central facilities. Managers can act locally, understand what is affecting their team, and escalate technical issues with context.
Role-based visibility
Access can follow the organization’s actual structure instead of relying on one broad administrator role.
Organization, building, floor, department, and room.
System type, manufacturer, device type, and operational function.
View, control, configure, diagnose, and administer.
Organizational value PI can provide powerful technical capabilities without making the entire platform available to every user.


Management information
Executives see the information needed to make decisions without navigating device-level detail.
Major alarms, downtime, and operational risk.
Energy, portfolio trends, and building comparisons.
Available service activity, open issues, response context, and connected cost information.
System lifecycle, recurring problems, and capital priorities.
Review supported meter, runtime, schedule, occupancy, and trend information to investigate patterns and coordinate improvement with facilities.
Coordinate the Windows host, authorized network paths, authentication, permissions, remote access, and infrastructure ownership with operational teams.
Technical and service teams
Enterprise operations
Central teams can compare system health, device inventory, energy performance, open faults, service activity, lifecycle, and technology standards across the portfolio.
Operational technology + IT
PI helps facilities and IT coordinate access to operational systems through defined permissions, network boundaries, and traceable activity.
Match PI to your team