Integrations
Connect IntelliGrid With the Systems You Already Operate
IntelliGrid is designed as an operational layer above existing building and enterprise systems, integrated progressively rather than through replacement.
The business problem
Integration treated as an afterthought
Platform selections are often made on feature lists, with integration left to discovery. The result is a system that holds excellent records about work while remaining blind to what the building is actually doing, and enterprise systems that require manual data transfer.
The IntelliGrid approach
Layered integration, confirmed per site
Building systems feed an integration and IoT layer; IntelliGrid normalises that data and adds AI and workflow; and enterprise systems exchange data through APIs and webhooks. What is actually connectable is established during technical discovery rather than assumed from a datasheet.
Integration architecture
Building Systems
BMS · CCMS · SCADA · CCTV · smart locks · IoT sensors · energy and water meters
Integration / IoT Layer
Gateways, protocol bridges and device management
IntelliGrid
Normalisation against one asset, location and service model
AI + Workflow
Risk scoring, classification, work orders, SLA and audit trail
Enterprise Systems
ERP · CRM · HR · finance · procurement · BI · WhatsApp
Integration areas
What connects, and how
Each area below has its own page covering approach and scope. Specific vendor, model and protocol support is confirmed during technical discovery.
BMS / CCMS
Building alarms, status and telemetry mapped to assets and converted into work.
IoT devices
Gateways and sensors registered against assets with health monitoring.
Smart locks
Time-bound door permissions issued against approved work orders.
CCTV & security
Security events and analytics surfaced as owned incidents.
Occupant conversations converted into classified service requests.
Enterprise systems
ERP, CRM, HR, finance, procurement and BI data exchange.
API & webhooks
Open integration layer for bespoke and partner connections.
API documentation
Technical reference available to authorised integration partners.
Workflow
How an integration is delivered
STEP 1
Discovery
System inventory, interfaces, versions and access established.
STEP 2
Design
Point mapping, data scope and security approach agreed.
STEP 3
Connect
Interface implemented in a test environment.
STEP 4
Validate
Data verified against the source system.
STEP 5
Operate
Monitoring of the interface itself as part of system status.
Business benefits
Connects with
Frequently asked
Does IntelliGrid support APIs?
Yes. An API and webhook layer supports data access and event exchange with enterprise systems. Technical documentation is provided to authorised integration partners and customers under agreement rather than published openly.
Discuss your integration requirements
Send us your system inventory and we will outline a realistic, staged approach.