Direct answer
What is an integrated building facility management platform?
It is a shared operating layer that connects equipment, systems, spaces, events, energy data, and operational workflows. Nayota uses a unified device and spatial model so monitoring, analysis, automation, and audit evidence can work from the same project context.
- Inputs
- Devices, subsystem interfaces, point lists, spatial and asset data, network and security constraints.
- Operational outputs
- Unified status, alarms, workflows, governed controls, energy evidence, and project records.
- Implementation boundary
- Compatibility and control scope depend on protocol versions, interface access, commissioning, and agreed roles.
