Use case
Operations

Operate your portfolio with precision.

Building organizes operational, maintenance, and compliance records into a single verified asset record, giving owners and operators a clear, consistent view of each property across its lifecycle.
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How Building powers smarter operations

Verified asset records and digital models that give owners a clear, defensible view of how properties perform over time.

Unified asset record

Keep maintenance logs, operating data, and compliance documents organized in one verified record tied to each asset.

Digital twin context

Use digital models to visualize building condition, capital improvements, and operational history in one place.

Operational traceability

Link day to day activity to source documents and timestamps so performance decisions are based on consistent, auditable data.
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Performance in real time

Turn building operations into living, measurable systems. Building brings asset records and digital models together so owners can see how properties are performing, understand what has changed, and act on reliable, up to date information instead of static reports.

Frequently asked questions

What role do digital twins play in Building’s operations platform?
Digital twins act as a visual index for asset records. They link documents, maintenance history, and asset context to a spatial model, making it easier to understand what exists, what has changed, and where records apply.
How does Building support day to day portfolio operations?
Building centralizes asset records, maintenance logs, and operational documentation into a single verifiable system. This reduces information loss, improves coordination across teams, and ensures decisions are based on current, trusted records.
How does Building improve transparency across a portfolio?
Every record is versioned, timestamped, and linked to its source. This creates a clear audit trail across assets, reducing ambiguity and making portfolio oversight easier for owners, lenders, and auditors.

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