Trigrr is a Building Operating System (BOS): a platform that connects your existing building systems into a shared data layer, without replacing existing equipment.

From a single interface, you can monitor systems, analyse performance and act on issues. Your team works from one platform instead of multiple tools.

Unlike a traditional BMS or SCADA platforms, Trigrr provides a Building Operating System, that works on top of your existing systems without replacing them. 

It allows integration with heterogeneous devices, supports legacy or modern infrastructure, and empowers real estate teams without coding skills to automate and monitor building operations more flexibly.

A Building Operating System (BOS) is a software layer that connects, integrates, and manages all smart building technologies—such as HVAC, lighting, sensors, and access control—through a unified platform.

Unlike traditional point solutions focused on a specific system, a BOS enables centralized orchestration, automation, and monitoring of a building’s systems, improving energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and operational performance.

Each solution has its own approach and areas of specialisation, which may focus on BIM, data visualisation, integration or facility management. Trigrr stands out through its open and vendor-agnostic approach, connecting building technologies through a shared operational layer.

This gives teams a common foundation to monitor performance, automate workflows and act across multiple systems.

Trigrr is ideally specified during the design phase to ensure open protocols are included. 

It can also be deployed on existing buildings, although involving Trigrr early in the project can simplify and accelerate deployment.

No. Trigrr integrates with your current BMS, sensors and tools rather than replacing them. Your existing equipment remains in place while gaining new capabilities such as data centralisation, automation, interoperability across systems and remote control.

Trigrr is used primarily in commercial and mixed-use real estate projects, including offices, retail spaces, hospitality venues, and public buildings. 

However, it can also be applied to residential developments that aim to implement advanced building automation and smart energy management.

Trigrr connects building systems that typically operate in isolation.

It allows your team have greater visibility into operations, monitor performance more easily and make faster decisions based on reliable data.

Trigrr is used across commercial real estate sectors, including: public buildings, campuses, retail environments, hotels, logistics facilities and mixed-use assets.

The platform adapts to each building by connecting to its existing systems, whether it is a new development or an existing building in operation.

Common use cases include monitoring building performance, detecting equipment issues, automating operations and analysing energy usage. 

Teams also use Trigrr to standardise operations across buildings and improve collaboration between asset and facility management. Check our use cases

Trigrr connects to building technologies including HVAC, lighting, access control, elevators, energy meters and environmental sensors.

If a specific connector is missing, we add it at no extra cost.

Yes. Trigrr connects to both hardware and software systems as long as they communicate through standard protocols or APIs. This allows you to integrate a wide range of technologies already present in your building ecosystem.

Yes. Trigrr is designed to work with existing building infrastructure. Its vendor-neutral architecture and no-code setup make it ideal for retrofitting older buildings with modern smart technologies without the need for replacing legacy systems.

Deployment timelines depend on the size of the building and the number of technologies to be connected.

Initial connections and data visibility are typically established within a few weeks. When a new technology requires a connector, our team can develop and deploy it in less than 2 weeks.

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No. Trigrr connects to your existing systems and data sources.

Trigrr supports standard protocols such as BACnet, Modbus and API-based integrations. if a connector is missing, it can be added without additional cost.

Trigrr connects to your building systems through their communication protocols or APIs, such as BACnet, Modbus or other standard interfaces. 

This allows data to be collected without modifying how your equipment operates. Your existing infrastructure remains in place while its data becomes accessible and usable through the platform.

Trigrr works alongside integrators and existing partners. The platform connects to systems installed by your contractors or integrators without replacing them.

Yes. Trigrr can be specified during the design phase to prepare future integrations. 

It can also be deployed on existing buildings, although involving Trigrr early in the project can simplify and accelerate deployment.

No. Trigrr integrates with your current BMS, sensors and tools rather than replacing them. Your existing equipment remains in place while gaining new capabilities such as data centralisation, automation, interoperability across systems and remote control.

Once connected, you get immediate access to real-data across all your systems. Your team can monitor performance, detect anomalies, automate actions and manage building operations from a single interface.

Absolutely. Trigrr’s no-code platform allows users to define logic, automate actions, and visualize building data through a user-friendly interface, no software development required. 

For advanced use cases, contact our Technical Team.

Your team manages day-to-day operations. Trigrr provides support when needed, but you remain in control of your systems, data and workflows.

You retain ownership of your building data at all times.

Trigrr provides the infrastructure to collect, structure and use the data, but ownership and control remain with your organisation.

Data is hosted in secure environments located within the European Union to support GDPR compliance.

Trigrr's Building Operating System (BOS) is typically deployed in the cloud, but it can also be installed on a Linux server within the building when required by security or governance policies.

Security is built into Trigrr's architecture from the ground up. Data is encrypted both in transit and at rest, while access rights are managed through a least-privilege model.

The platform also relies on multiple layers of protection, secure backups, access monitoring and regular security audits.

Trigrr uses granular permissions to control access to data, systems and workflows.

Users only see the information relevant to their role, helping organisations manage multiple buildings, teams and external partners while maintaining security.

Trigrr supports ESG goals by providing real-time data on energy consumption, indoor air quality and system efficiency. 

The platform enables CO₂ emissions tracking, energy-saving automation, reporting and data sharing with your preferred BI tools. These insights can also support compliance initiatives and certification schemes such as BREEAM, SmartScore, R2S and WELL.

You can monitor systems, detect issues, automate actions and analyse building performance. The platform centralises operations so your team can act based on real-time data.

Yes. Energy data from connected systems can be tracked and analysed over time. You can identify patterns and optimisation opportunities.

Yes. You can define rules based on conditions such as time, occupancy or system behaviour. These rules trigger actions automatically, reducing manual intervention.

You can automate actions such as adjusting temperature, triggering alerts or responding to system changes, like anomalies.

Yes. Workflows can be configured directly in the platform through a visual interface, allowing you to adapt operations to your needs.

Through a simple interface to adjust settings or request services. This includes actions such as adjusting temperature within defined limits. These interactions are based on the systems connected to the platform and the permissions defined by the management team.

Occupants can adjust settings or access services within defined limits. Permissions are controlled by the management team.

No. Trigrr can connect to your CAFM system. It enriches it with real-time data and can automatically generate work orders based on alerts or detected issues.

Trigrr provides visibility into energy usage and highlights inefficiencies. Your team can adjust operations based on real data, reducing unnecessary consumption.

Trigrr detects anomalies and patterns that can indicate potential issues before failure, supporting proactive maintenance.

Yes. Trigrr supports multi-building portfolios across different locations. You can monitor and manage all

Pulse relies on the building systems connected through Source to enable interactions. 

Without Pulse, occupants can still use existing controls like switches or physical interfaces. The solution enhances this experience by centralising interactions and making them accessible through a single interface.

Yes. You can analyse the performance of a single asset or monitor multiple buildings from a portfolio-level view, depending on your operational needs.

Trigrr adapts to each building by connecting to its systems. Each asset can be configured individually based on its specific requirements.

Yes. You can start with a single building and expand progressively across your portfolio.

Yes. Each building can have its own rules, configurations and connected systems.

Trigrr standardises data across buildings so you can compare performance using consistent metrics.

Trigrr is used by asset managers, facility managers and operations teams. Each user has access to the information and tools they need to manage building performance and operations.

Trigrr continuously collects data from your building systems. 

It highlights what requires attention, detects anomalies and enables your team to act. This includes monitoring performance, triggering alerts and automating operational responses when conditions change, etc

Your team works from a single platform instead of multiple tools.

They spend less time switching systems and more time acting on issues and improving building performance. Facility teams handle operations more efficiently, while asset managers gain clearer visibility on building performance.

No technical expertise is required. Most users become autonomous within a few days.

Yes. The interface is point-and-click, no coding or technical configuration needed for daily use. Most facility managers can operate it independently within their first month.

Yes. Tenants can access specific features depending on permissions defined by the management team.

Trigrr is accessible through any modern web browser on desktop, tablet or mobile. Your teams can access the platform from any sites and locations. No additional software installation is required.

We work with certified integration partners to ensure project quality from setup to deployment. The programme includes training, certification, and support on early projects.

Check out the Partner Page to learn more or directly Get in touch with our team. 

Training and certification are free. The programme is built around real project delivery, not licence resale.

Additional support may be included depending on the project and level of collaboration.

Get in touch with our team and tell us about your current projects.

Together, we'll explore potential collaboration opportunities. You'll then gain access to the training and resources needed to prepare your first projects with Trigrr.

Integrator partners deploy Trigrr on real projects.

This includes configuring integrations and ensuring a successful delivery and handover to the client.

The certification is based on our online training and practical resources.

You can complete it at your own pace and take the online exam. The objective is to give you the knowledge and confidence needed to deliver your first projects with Trigrr.

Partners progress through different levels based on their project experience. Progression takes into account factors such as the number of deployments completed, certified team members and client satisfaction.

Each level reflects a partner's ability to deliver projects consistently over time.