Connects to your existing stack
Now they scale with Noda.
Connects to your existing stack
Independent data layer
Noda ingests directly from every BMS — JCI, Siemens, Honeywell, the long tail — and reconciles points, equipment, and systems into one structured layer. Every asset keeps its identity; the portfolio reads as one.
From noise to signal
Legacy fault detection hands engineers a list of alerts to interpret. Noda treats that list as raw material — reasoning across assets and operating context to hand your team scoped, ready-to-execute work.
Closed-loop execution
Noda turns each diagnosis into a clear set of tasks — what to check, what to fix, in what order — routed to your CMMS with full reasoning attached. Verification and follow-ups schedule themselves.
Provable savings
Every action Noda takes ties to a measured outcome — kWh saved, dollars recovered, traceable to the work that produced them. A savings ledger your finance team can defend line by line, without portfolio estimates or black-box math.
Natural language queries across every building, every system, every point — answered instantly.
Most buildings are connected and producing insights within 2–4 weeks. Noda reads directly from your existing BMS — no new hardware, no rip-and-replace.
The first actionable fault detections typically surface within the first 30 days.
No. Noda connects to your existing building management system and reads the data already being collected. We normalize it into a structured data layer — no new sensors required.
If gaps exist in your monitoring coverage, we can identify them and recommend low-cost additions, but it's never a prerequisite.
Noda uses IPMVP-aligned measurement and verification — a counterfactual baseline normalized for weather and occupancy, compared against actual performance post-intervention.
Every dollar figure in a Noda report traces back to a specific action with specific measurement dates. No portfolio-level estimates or black-box math.
Noda's Independent Data Layer connects to Johnson Controls (JCI), Siemens, Honeywell, Trane, Schneider Electric, and the long tail of legacy BMS protocols.
If your building runs it, we've almost certainly connected to it. Contact us with your BMS vendor and we'll confirm before you sign anything.
Traditional FDD produces a list of alerts. Noda treats that list as raw material — reasoning across assets and operating context to produce a single, scoped diagnosis with a work order attached.
The difference is not in detection. It's in what happens after detection: fewer truck rolls, faster resolution, and savings that are measured and documented.
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