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How ready is your building for one intelligence layer?

A free, engineering-grade scorecard that grades your building across five dimensions and tells you exactly what stands between today's fragmented systems and one unified, vendor-neutral brain.

Five dimensions scoredVendor-neutral by design10 min to read

Can your building tell you, in one place, what every system is doing right now? For most commercial properties the honest answer is no. The HVAC controller speaks one protocol, the access system another, the metering platform a third, and none of them share a common language. The data exists. It is just locked inside five or more vendor silos that were never designed to talk to each other.

The data already exists. It is just trapped in silos that were never built to talk to each other.

The Building Intelligence Readiness Report closes that gap. It is a structured assessment, not a sales pitch. You answer a short set of questions about the systems you run today, and we return a scored readiness profile that shows where you stand and what it would take to reach one readable, intelligent layer. It is the same diagnostic logic our engineers apply at the start of a Data Auditor engagement, distilled into a scorecard you can read in minutes.

What's inside

Five dimensions, one readiness score

The scorecard grades your building across the five factors that decide whether a unified intelligence layer is weeks away or a deep retrofit away. Each one is scored independently, then rolled into a single readiness band.

DIMENSION 01

System inventory

A clear count of every controller, BMS, meter and subsystem in the building, and how many distinct vendors and platforms you are carrying today. The starting point for everything else.

DIMENSION 02

Protocol openness

Whether your systems speak open standards such as BACnet, Modbus or KNX, or sit behind closed, proprietary interfaces. Openness decides how cheaply data can be freed.

DIMENSION 03

Data accessibility

Can the data actually be read and exported, or is it trapped behind a single vendor's dashboard? We grade how reachable, granular and historised your data really is.

DIMENSION 04

Compliance gaps

Where you stand against GEG §71a automation and monitoring duties and CSRD reporting obligations, and which evidence you would struggle to produce in an audit today.

DIMENSION 05

Optimization potential

An estimate of the energy and operational waste a unified layer could remove, based on your building's profile, vendor mix and current monitoring depth.

Your readiness band

The five scores roll into one band, from "fragmented" to "ready", with a short, plain-language read on the single highest-leverage next step for your building.

What the scorecard reads in minutes

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Dimensions scored per building

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Energy waste a unified layer can remove

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Vendor systems unified into one layer

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Who it is for

Built for the people who own the outcome

The report is built for the people who own the outcome of a fragmented building, not the people who installed the silos. If any of the situations on the right sound like yours, the scorecard will tell you something useful and concrete.

It is deliberately vendor-neutral. We do not recommend ripping anything out by default. Most buildings already own the systems they need. They just cannot read them as one. The readiness band shows you whether you are closer to one unified layer than you think.

This is for you if

  • You run a commercial building on five or more vendor systems that do not talk to each other
  • You are a facilities or operations lead being asked for energy and ESG numbers you cannot easily produce
  • You are an asset owner facing GEG §71a or CSRD obligations and want to know your exposure
  • You are planning a retrofit and want to know what stays, what opens up and what is worth replacing
  • You suspect there is real energy waste in the building but have no single view to prove it

puniq brought real structure to a project we expected to stay messy. They designed the system around our goals, not a product catalogue.

Houssem Baaka
Houssem Baaka
Founder, Saura Agency

FAQ

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The readiness report costs nothing and carries no obligation. It is how we and prospective clients find out whether there is a fit before anyone commits to an engagement.

Do I need technical drawings to fill it in?

No. The questions are written for owners and operators, not integrators. A working knowledge of which systems run the building is enough. The deeper, point-by-point inventory comes later, in a Data Auditor engagement.

Will you try to sell me hardware?

No. puniq is vendor-neutral and asset-light. We carry no hardware on our balance sheet and have no incentive to push boxes. The report grades what you already own.

What happens to my data?

Your inputs are used to produce your scorecard and nothing else. Any building data we touch in a later engagement is documented in The Documented Data Map and remains yours to keep.

Get your scorecard

Get the Building Intelligence Readiness Report

Send us a few details about your building and the team returns your scored readiness profile, with a plain read on the single next step that moves you toward one intelligence layer. No cost, no obligation, no vendor pitch.

German-engineered, vendor-neutral. Your data stays yours.

Ready to make your building readable?

Tell us about the systems you run today. We will map the path to one intelligence layer.

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