Command centre
Continuous Visibility, Coordination and Escalation
Buildings do not fail during office hours as a courtesy. Continuous coverage means someone accountable is watching, and the response path is defined before it is needed.
The business problem
After-hours response depends on who answers
Outside working hours, an alarm reaches an on-call phone. If it is answered, the responder has no system access, no asset history and no documented procedure — so the decision is made from memory. Nothing is recorded until the next working day, by which time detail has been lost.
The IntelliGrid approach
A staffed centre operating in the platform
The command centre monitors alarms, IoT telemetry and the service queue continuously, triaging by severity and criticality, dispatching against the active roster, escalating on defined trees and communicating with tenants — all recorded in the platform as it happens.
Command centre architecture
Inputs
BMS and CCMS alarms · IoT telemetry · contact centre requests · security events · patrol reports
Command Centre
Continuous monitoring, verification, triage and ownership
Response
Dispatch against roster · on-call escalation · emergency procedures · tenant communication
Reporting
Shift handover, incident records and management reporting
Capabilities
Command centre capabilities
Monitoring
Continuous watch across connected systems and sites.
Alerts
Triage by severity, criticality and service impact.
Emergency handling
Priority-one procedures with immediate escalation.
Service queue
Requests from every channel managed in one place.
Dispatch
Assignment against the active roster and on-call rotation.
Escalation
Defined trees with notification recorded at each tier.
Status communication
Tenant and client updates issued from the incident record.
Management reporting
Shift handover, incident and performance reporting.
Workflow
Continuous operations
Business benefits
Connects with
Discuss continuous coverage
We will look at your current after-hours arrangements and escalation obligations.