Monitor your building data

Building Analytics

Equipping building owners and managers with the data and tools to operate their portfolios at peak operational performance.
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Making it easier for building owners to operate property portfolios.

CIM exists to be the world leader in building analytics software. Utilising building analytics technology can help property teams at all levels make faster and better building management decisions, delivering improved financial performance, reduced climate impact and superior customer experience.

The PEAK Platform is an advanced property software solution that enables operations teams to work smarter and significantly increase the operational efficiency of their buildings.
Why Building Analytics?

Make your BMS smarter with building analytics

Get powerful insights, in real-time, to optimise and drive more value from your assets.
Large buildings contain a wealth of data within their various systems and equipment, however this data is only useful if it is captured and turned into actionable information.

CIM’s building analytics platform enhances your BMS system by providing insightful data that can be used to optimise equipment performance and lifespan, remove inefficiencies and reduce energy consumption and cost.

The PEAK Platform collects and analyses all of your available building data— equipment IoT sensor data, HVAC, lift and electricity feeds, BMS and NMI feeds, weather data and people data — and transforms it into valuable information to pinpoint inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement.
Even if your BMS could acquire all of this data, it’s core function is not to self-analyse and self-tune how it performs each action. Combining BMS with building analytics facilitates faster, more informed decision making, leaving the FM with more time to innovate, create value and engage with customers.

CIM's end-to-end solution unlocks the potential of your live and historical building data by translating it into actionable insights, and the means to address them via a powerful workflow module for collaboration.
BMS vs PEAK

How the PEAK Platform differs from a BMS.

A building analytics platform has a very different purpose and capability to a BMS. Combining both can provide insightful data to remove inefficiencies and cost.

BMS

Traditional Building Management Systems

CIM PEAK

Advanced features and reporting, better workflows and automation.
Overview
Purpose
The BMS is designed to operate systems to provide specific building conditions.
PEAK is designed to holistically analyse how these systems perform based on factors such as energy intensity and desired tenant comfort levels.
Design
The BMS operates within the design constraints of the building.
PEAK identifies system design issues with both the controls and mechanical design and suggests how to improve or rectify them
Fault detection & diagnosis
The BMS only identifies issues once they’ve occurred. It raises faults when alarm thresholds have been reached or systems suffer critical breaches.
PEAK identifies any reduction in system performance and notifies you of issues before they turn into faults.

PEAK doesn’t wait for alarm levels to be reached or breached. It analyses systems at the component level to identify any issues that need fixing to enable the system to run most effectively. 
Manual changes
The BMS regards user adjustments to set-points as a fix to a problem
PEAK identifies when manual adjustments to set-points or equipment create an imbalance to the entire system.
Building data quality
The BMS collects data based on points to determine it’s next control requirement. Can only collect data from systems connected to the BMS. Displays current information about building operations with historical trends.
PEAK calculates virtual points even when meters are not available, allowing for a more in-depth unit analysis. PEAK analyses current and historical data and presents it in an intuitive interface so the user can view a holistic representation of system operations in real-time. This makes the system easier to interpret enabling faster decision making based on component-level facts
Fault prioritisation
The alert system triggers faults based on breaches of thresholds and setpoints. Fault volume—the volume of “faults” triggered within a complex multi-point system—can become overwhelming to the point they are ignored until an issue is raised by tenants.
PEAK enables proactive identification, prioritisation and impact assessment by analysing fault frequency and duration as well as other factors such as the building’s energy cost, tenant comfort and equipment lifecycle impact
Control logic
Operates within the barriers of the programmed control logic.
PEAK analyses the control logic on each controller to ensure it is operating most efficiently. It also flags any faults and suggests solutions to fix these faults
Independence
At times a BMS provider may push to upgrade the existing system. 
PEAK analyses the existing BMS to ensure the most benefit is being generated before upgrades are required

Basic

Popular
$96 /year
Basic features for up to 10 employees with everything you need.

Business

$192 /year
Advanced features and reporting, better workflows and automation.

Enterprise

$384 /year
Personalised service and enterprise security for large teams.
Overview
Basic features
Users
10
20
Unlimited
Individual data
20GB
40GB
Unlimited
Support
Automated workflows
200+ integrations
Reporting and analytics
Analytics
Basic
Advanced
Advanced
Export reports
Scheduled reports
API access
Advanced reports
Saved reports
Customer properties
Custom fields
User access
SSO/SAML authentication
Advanced permissions
Audit log
Data history
Why CIM PEAK Platform?

Why you should select the PEAK Platform as your building analytics provider.

The PEAK Platform adds value by ensuring buildings are run optimally, pinpointing risks and opportunities, informing smarter procurement decisions and protecting improvements through continuous monitoring. The teams that maintain the plant and equipment are also empowered to understand the systems better by interacting with our technology. The result is a network of systems that can run at their peak performance, driving superior financial outcomes. 

The PEAK Platform delivers four key outcomes:

Transparency

The ability to understand the impact of inefficiencies across multiple assets. Data analytics can quantify the size of the prize and quickly change behaviour around embracing a proven technology.

Accountability

Every technician or contractor wants to do a good job. The issue is they often lack the time or the ability to derive insights from huge data sets. The tsunami of BMS alarms becomes overwhelming and ends up being ignored. PEAK has combined software with technical experts to remove the ‘white noise’ of BMS alarms and empower onsite technical teams to quickly and effectively resolve operational inefficiencies.

Visibility

Accessing a uniform data set across multiple buildings is difficult. Limited interconnectivity, proprietary systems, data silos, and various BMS OEMs all hinder operation teams from being able to successfully optimise assets. PEAK is BMS agnostic, can ingest data from multiple data sources on site (for example energy meters), can blend this data to provide insights from our award-winning software, which helps users benchmark assets across a portfolio.

Control

By using data to drive operational decisions in large complex buildings it removes any ambiguity that exists on the effectiveness and durability of repairs and maintenance. PEAK offers a level of control across high energy consuming assets that quite simply cannot be provided by other OEM vendors.