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More systems connected. More building context in one place.

August expands the KODE OS integration ecosystem across building automation, access control, security, metering, power monitoring, and workplace systems.

From connecting two of the industry’s major building and power management platforms to bringing access events and workplace schedules into the same operational environment, this month’s integrations give teams more ways to connect the systems already running their buildings.

Here’s what’s new.

Building Automation

Johnson Controls Metasys is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Building automation data from Metasys can now be centralized alongside other connected systems, giving operations teams greater visibility across mechanical and electrical systems while supporting a more consistent experience across mixed-BAS portfolios.

Power & Energy

Schneider Electric Power Monitoring Expert (PME) is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Electrical and power monitoring data can now be brought into KODE OS alongside other building and energy information, expanding visibility into electrical performance and supporting centralized analysis across sites.

Access Control

Datawatch D3000 is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Access event history, access-control transactions, and cardholder metadata can now be centralized alongside other building data, giving teams additional context around access activity across their properties.

Access Control & Security

2N Access Commander is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Door, reader, zone, credential, visitor, lift-access, and security event data can now connect with KODE OS, bringing physical access and real-time security activity into the broader building environment.

Metering

APEX metering is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Meter data can now be centralized alongside other building, utility, and operational information, expanding the data available for monitoring, reporting, and analysis across connected portfolios.

Workplace

Google Calendar is now integrated with KODE OS.

What This Enables

Calendar information can now connect with the broader building environment, adding context around scheduled workplace activity and creating new opportunities to align building operations with how spaces are expected to be used.

More Systems. More Context.

Every new integration expands the operational context available within KODE OS.

August connects more of the systems that operate, measure, secure, and support buildings, reducing silos and making their data more accessible for monitoring, analytics, reporting, and operational workflows.

More integrations coming soon.

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