Facilities & portfolio teams
Operators of offices, warehouses, restaurants and multi-floor buildings who need a clearer view of spaces, equipment and daily operational issues.
Auvryn · Facilities, IoT & operational intelligence
Intelligence for every space.
Turn scattered building data into a clearer operational picture. Connect spaces, equipment and maintenance so your team can find the issue, coordinate a response and verify recovery.
Explore an Auvryn pilot
In development · demos available
Spaces, assets and building systems in context. Illustrative facilities model.
The opportunity
See the issue. Know what to do next.
A high energy reading means little without knowing the room, equipment and activity behind it. Auvryn connects that context: spaces, IoT readings, resource use and maintenance in a shared operational view. Teams can investigate an issue, assign work and review the evidence of recovery. An optional manufacturing extension adds equipment and shared-utility relationships alongside the building and maintenance systems you already use.
What you can explore today
Explore a working demonstration with fictional sites and simulated equipment. Read-only connections can be assessed for a customer pilot. Physical controls remain simulated; live control needs separately commissioned interfaces and approval. Performance and savings are measured for each deployment.
Follow the experience
From a building signal to a considered response.
Follow the walkthrough, or select a step to explore how Auvryn connects the work.
Illustrative product journey
From a reading to a better-informed response.
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Build a trustworthy view of the site.
Agree the operational question, map spaces and equipment, then assess the data sources and permissions needed to answer it.
- Buildings, rooms and equipment
- Approved read-only sources
- Clear data sources and freshness
From a reading to a better-informed response.
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See the issue in its surroundings.
Bring readings, equipment relationships and operational history together so teams can inspect the evidence before choosing a response.
- Spatial and equipment view
- Supporting trends and events
- Measured and estimated values identified
From a reading to a better-informed response.
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Choose a response your team can own.
Coordinate investigation, maintenance or a proposed workflow around site constraints, responsibilities and approvals.
- Work and maintenance context
- Permissions and manual holds
- Simulated workflow testing
From a reading to a better-informed response.
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Check what actually changed.
Review subsequent observations and recovery evidence against an agreed baseline. Record what improved and what still needs attention.
- Before-and-after evidence
- Independent recovery review
- Clear next actions
What Auvryn brings together.
Explore the capabilities that matter to your team.
Spaces & assets in context
Explore buildings, floors, rooms and equipment through a spatial view that connects an observation to the place and asset it belongs to.
Connected IoT observations
Connect approved equipment and building readings without changing physical controls. See where a value came from, how current it is and which asset it describes.
Energy & resource insight
Investigate electricity and water use alongside occupancy and equipment activity. Distinguish measured readings from estimates before choosing where to focus.
Investigation & maintenance
Move from an alert to supporting evidence, an investigation and assigned work. Review subsequent readings to establish whether the issue has actually been resolved.
Governed automation
Explore a condition-and-action workflow before putting it into service. Tests, approvals and manual holds keep teams in control; device actions are demonstrated in simulation.
Manufacturing intelligence
Explore how a machine issue relates to shared utilities, production constraints and maintenance. A representative LED assembly demonstration makes those dependencies visible.
Who it’s for
Find your starting point.
Energy & maintenance teams
Engineers, technicians and sustainability leads connecting resource use, equipment condition, investigation and maintenance follow-through.
Industrial operations teams
Manufacturing and reliability teams exploring how equipment observations, utility dependencies and maintenance decisions fit together.
Why Auvryn
The difference is in the details.
The whole facility, not one sensor
Understand the room, equipment and utility behind an alert. Auvryn connects those relationships to the work needed next.
Evidence before action
Teams can trace an issue to its source and distinguish measured facts from estimates or simulation before deciding what to do.
Works with your existing estate
Start with the building, maintenance and manufacturing systems you already rely on. Add operational context through an agreed integration scope, without a wholesale replacement.
Questions, answered
Know where
you stand.
Is Auvryn only for manufacturing?
No. Facilities management, IoT observations, maintenance, energy and resource insight form the foundation. Offices, warehouses, restaurants and multi-site buildings are relevant use cases. Manufacturing intelligence is an optional extension.
Can Auvryn control our physical equipment today?
The working demonstration uses simulated controls. Supported connected integrations are read-only. Live physical control would require a separately commissioned interface, explicit permissions, safety review and customer acceptance; it is not enabled by the demonstration.
What would an Auvryn pilot involve?
We start with a defined operational problem, a site and equipment inventory, available readings and an accountable site owner. Together we agree the observation scope, access permissions, baseline and success measures before connecting approved sources. Energy savings and reliability outcomes are measured for your environment, not promised in advance.
Start a focused conversation
Explore an Auvryn pilot.
Which site or recurring issue deserves a clearer answer? Share your equipment, available data and current maintenance process. Let’s define a focused pilot with measurable success criteria.
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