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One intelligence layer above everything you already own.
M360 is the platform everything is managed under. Your building automation system stays; M360 sits above it and the rest of your systems, understands how they relate, and turns that into findings, work and approved action.
How it fits together
Four layers, from equipment to action.
Building and enterprise systems
- BAS and controllers
- HVAC, chillers, boilers
- Generators, ATS, UPS
- Meters, CMMS, scheduling
M360
- Every point, every protocol
- Normalized and named
- Mapped to each asset
FDD Pro + Intelligence
- Context from drawings and manuals
- Fault detection and prediction
- Plain-English answers
Automate + work orders
- Findings ranked by urgency
- Work orders and verification
- Approved automated responses
How it works
From systems that report to buildings that think.
Connect
Tie in the systems you already own, across every building.
Contextualize
Learn how buildings, systems, equipment and people relate.
Analyze
Evaluate conditions across systems that never talked before.
Predict
Catch faults, waste and risks before they become problems.
Act
Create recommendations, work orders and approved responses.
Learn
Get better from results and from your team's feedback.
Digital twin
M360 has to know your building before it can run it.
Every finding and every automation runs against a model of your campus: buildings, floors, systems, assets and points, plus the drawings, submittals and manuals behind them.
- Coverage by building. How many assets are named, points mapped, drawings current and how much service history is loaded.
- The tree. Building → system → asset → points → documents, so a reading always belongs to a real piece of equipment.
- Kept current. A renovation drawing set or a new submittal is read in and the model updates.
What M360 reads
Hand over the binders. M360 reads every page.
- Drawings: architectural, mechanical and electrical sets, as-builts.
- Controls: point lists and sequences of operation.
- Equipment: submittals, O&M manuals, warranties, parts lists.
- History: test and balance, commissioning and service records.
That's why an answer from M360 points to the right page of the right submittal, not to equipment in general.