Operations weekly
Top 5 anomalies. Threshold crossings. Acknowledgements. Cleaning hot-spots. One page, sent every Monday 7am.
01 · Platform · Reports
The report that arrives at 7am Monday - so the question is answered before it gets asked.
Pre-built templates for ops, sustainability and finance. Scheduled to your inbox or your BMS. NABERS-friendly, executive-friendly, and short enough that someone actually reads it.
02 · Templates
Built for the people who actually read them.
Sustainability monthly
Occupancy-weighted HVAC scheduling savings. tCO₂e avoided. NABERS-aligned format. PDF + raw CSV for the report writer.
Finance quarterly
AUD saved against baseline. Per-zone, per-site. Variance against budget. Auditor-friendly. Bring it to the EOFY meeting.
Space planning annually
Which zones are over-built. Which under-utilised. Which only busy 12 weeks of the year. Drives the next refurbishment brief.
Crowd safety post-event
Peak density. Egress times. Threshold crossings. Time-of-day breakdown. Filed with every event reconciliation.
Bring your own
Schedule any combination of metrics, any cadence, any recipient. Templated via a JSON spec; rendered as PDF or pushed to your BI tool.
03 · Sample · Sustainability monthly
One page. Three honest numbers.
RMIT · Building 80 · April 2026
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Right-sized HVAC saved 9,420 kWh in April.
Driven by occupancy-aware scheduling on Floor 4 (the library) and Floor 6 (open study). Overnight + weekend setbacks held for 41 of 30 days.
Saving
$2,830
Emissions
6.4 t
vs Baseline
−14%
Methodology: occupancy-weighted HVAC schedule on Floors 4–6, holding pre-cooling to actual demand. Baseline: same building, same month, prior year. Emissions factor 0.68 tCO₂e/MWh (AEMO).
Delivered to
· facilities-leadership channel · NABERS submission packet
Cadence
Auto-generated 1st of every month. PDF + CSV. Routed to BMS for closed-loop audit.
Audit-ready
Every number links to the raw counts. The methodology section never changes between months - only the numbers do.
04 · See a report from your space