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Multi-tenant Facilities

Where 200 tenants control 70% of the energy.

Your facility's EUI is too high. 70% of the energy is consumed by tenants you have no visibility into. After-hours usage, supplementary cooling, fitout loads. Your FM sees the total bill. The agents see every tenant.

Tell us about your facility

Tenant intelligence

Every tenant. Ranked by energy impact.

The ranking is by EUI impact, so you can see which tenants are driving the number. Five facilities, ranked by how much tenant-driven cost is recoverable right now.

Facility Overview

5 facilities · May 2026

Total monthly spend

$127,600

Addressable

$38,200

Percentage

29.9%

1

One Central Tower

Critical

Office, 34 floors

Monthly

$42,800

Addressable

$14,200

2

Riverside Retail Centre

Needs attention

Retail, 92 tenants

Monthly

$31,400

Addressable

$9,100

3

Building C, Parklands

Needs attention

Mixed use, 18 floors

Monthly

$24,600

Addressable

$7,400

4

Tower B, Metro Quarter

On track

Office, 22 floors

Monthly

$18,200

Addressable

$5,400

5

Heritage Place

On track

Office, 8 floors

Monthly

$10,600

Addressable

$2,100

Facilities ranked by tenant-driven energy impact rather than total spend. Updated continuously.

What the agents find

Tenant-driven problems hiding in your facilities. Found automatically.

Four findings from four different facilities. Each one discovered by AI that understands tenant behavior and its impact on your EUI. Your FM did not have to look.

One Central Tower

Found by The Operator

Waste

Tenants on floors 18 through 25 leave by 7:30PM. HVAC runs until 10PM serving empty floors.

The Operator correlates tenant access card data with HVAC schedules. Tenants on floors 18 through 25 are gone by 7:30PM every weeknight. HVAC continues until 10PM because the BMS schedule was set for a previous tenant mix. Per-tenant occupancy intelligence reveals which floors can be shed and when.

$2,400/moAddressable

Riverside Retail Centre

Found by The Accountant

Silence

Main meter 14% higher than tenant sub-meters combined. Tenant allocation formula is wrong.

The Accountant reconciles main meter against tenant sub-meters automatically. 14% discrepancy traced to common area lighting circuits incorrectly excluded from the tenant allocation formula. Tenant complaints about energy charges are about cost attribution, not comfort. The missing circuits make the allocation indefensible and the landlord absorbs the gap.

$1,000/moAddressable

Building C, Parklands

Found by The Analyst

Compliance

Tenant fitout on Level 12 increased after-hours base load 18%. NABERS trajectory now off-track.

Current trajectory lands at 3.8 stars against 4.5 star target. The Analyst traced the gap to a tenant fitout in March. Level 12 installed supplementary cooling units left on timer override that run 24/7. One tenant's equipment is dragging the entire facility's EUI. Two interventions identified that close the gap.

Rating at riskAddressable

Tower B, Metro Quarter

Found by The Dispatcher

Penalty

Six lifts start morning cycle simultaneously at 7:45AM. Combined inrush sets the demand charge.

The Dispatcher understands the morning routine. Six passenger lifts start their morning cycle simultaneously at 7:45AM. Combined inrush creates a 15-minute demand spike 40% above normal peak. Staggering startup by 90 seconds eliminates the spike. Zero impact on first passenger wait time.

$1,800/moAddressable

Monthly deliverable

Every facility gets a monthly P&L with tenant attribution. The AI produces it.

Total bill decomposed into five areas with per-tenant attribution. Which tenants are driving waste, where the EUI impact comes from, and what has changed since last month.

Energy P&L

One Central Tower

Office, 34 floors · May 2026

OperationsLegitimate cost of running the building
67%$28,600
WasteAfter-hours HVAC, lighting schedule drift
14%$5,800
PenaltyDemand charges, power factor penalties
11%$4,600
SilenceChiller COP degradation, pump bearing wear
8%$3,800
Opportunity (uncaptured)$4,800/mo

Solar $2,200 + demand response $1,400 + tariff optimization $1,200

Total spend

$42,800

this month

Addressable

$14,200

33.2% of total

vs. last month

-$1,400

waste reduced

YTD savings

$8,600

verified

Tenant intelligence

Per-tenant energy attribution. Tenant waste detected automatically.

Tenant 4B used 18% more than a same-size neighbor. The agents flag the anomaly, identify the cause, and give you the evidence to start the conversation. No manual data assembly required.

Per-tenant energy attribution

AI decomposes consumption by floor, zone, and tenant. Correlates with access card occupancy data and fitout records. Identifies which tenants are driving your EUI and why. Every tenant benchmarked against same-size peers in the facility.

Space-scoped access for tenants

Give tenants view access to their own energy data. They see their consumption, trends, and benchmarks. They do not see other tenants or building-level data.

Monthly tenant energy reports

Monthly reports per tenant showing consumption trends, peer benchmarking, and actionable recommendations. Makes sustainability service charges defensible and gives tenants visibility into their own impact.

Tenant Energy Report

Level 14 · Tenant 4B, Apex Advisory

One Central Tower · May 2026

This month

6,840

kWh

vs. peer avg

+18%

above

Peer rank

11/14

floors

Anomaly detected

After-hours consumption 42% higher than same-size tenants. Pattern consistent with supplementary cooling unit left on timer override. Estimated $480/mo avoidable.

Level 12 · Summit Legal
5,200 kWh-3%
Level 14 · Apex Advisory
6,840 kWh+18%
Level 15 · Nexus Digital
5,600 kWh0%
Level 16 · Meridian Capital
5,100 kWh-5%

Compliance across facilities

14 LL97 reports filed ahead of deadline. Zero fines.

NABERS, Green Star, BEPS, LL97 tracking across all facilities simultaneously. Tenant fitouts that impact EUI are flagged before they affect your rating. The Analyst handles everything except the final signature.

Certification tracker

Facility compliance status

NABERS Energy

One Central Tower

On track
4.0 stars5.0 starsDue Aug 2026

NABERS Energy

Building C, Parklands

At risk
3.8 stars4.5 starsDue Aug 2026

Green Star

Riverside Retail

On track
4 stars5 starsDue Dec 2026

LL97

Tower B, Metro Quarter

On track
Below thresholdCompliantDue May 2027

Deadline management

Auto-alerts at 90, 60, 30 days

The Analyst tracks every certification deadline across all facilities. Submission packages prepared automatically. Evidence compiled from continuous monitoring data. Your team reviews and signs.

Trajectory forecasting

Know the outcome before you get there

Building C is trending toward 3.8 stars against a 4.5 target. The AI identifies two interventions that close the gap and quantifies the impact of each. Your FM decides which to pursue.

Submission preparation

Evidence packages, not spreadsheets

NABERS evidence compiled from 12 months of continuous monitoring. LL97 reports formatted to specification. Green Star documentation assembled. Your team submits the package instead of compiling it.

Tell us about your facility.

One conversation. We will show you where the money hides in your tenant mix and what it costs to find it continuously.

200 tenants control 70% of your energy. The AI team gives you visibility into every one of them.

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