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Building Data Hub is KODE’s low-code “data factory”. It ingests raw sensor data, cleans and transforms them into ready-to-use KPIs.
Building Data Hub prepares the data, Building BI serves the value
Create and manage your own data pipelines — from ingesting sensor data to writing custom KPIs — with a visual interface purpose-built for smart buildings.
Transform raw data into insights like Air Quality Index or Energy Intensity Scores without writing SQL or waiting on technical teams.
Build once, deploy everywhere. Share, reuse, and monitor pipelines across your portfolio — with complete visibility into performance, costs, and schedules.
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February was about intelligence at scale. This month, we officially launched EnerG, expanded preventive maintenance visibility across portfolios, strengthened dashboard governance, and deepened integration coverage across utility and IoT systems. Here’s what shipped. EnerG: All-in-One Utility Management is LIVE! Utility data has long been one of the most fragmented layers in real estate, scattered across […]
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February expands the KODE OS integration ecosystem with API upgrades and new secure ingestion capabilities, improving data fidelity, device connectivity, and portfolio-wide analytics reliability. Here’s what’s new. Updated APIs Utilivisor Enhanced Tenant-Level Utility Data We’ve expanded the Utilivisor integration to store additional tenant meter fields, including: What This Enables More granular tenant-level utility analysis, improved […]
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In IoT and smart buildings, data is everywhere, but insight is rare. In this HR Journal conversation, Max explains how Mission Control turns building data into real outcomes, separating noise from signals, applying Digital Twins and ontologies for context, and pairing end-to-end ownership with curiosity to make insights reliable and actionable. In the world of […]
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DETROIT, MI – February 24, 2026 – KODE Labs, a pioneer in smart building and real estate intelligence software, today launched EnerG, a powerful, centralized, AI-enabled platform designed to transform fragmented utility, sustainability, and performance data into actionable insights for enterprise portfolios. Developed in partnership with global real estate organizations, EnerG addresses increasing pressure around […]
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Originally posted on LinkedIn Tesla is now operating robotaxi rides in Austin without in-car safety monitors. At the same moment, Lemonade launched “Autonomous Car Insurance,” cutting premiums for miles driven with Full Self-Driving engaged. Most people treated these as routine tech headlines. Another AI update. Another product launch. The truth is that this wasn’t just […]
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January delivered a set of focused improvements across KODE OS, enhancing usability, reliability, and everyday workflows across analytics, data engineering, diagnostics, and integrations. Together, these updates help teams work faster, trust their data more deeply, and resolve issues with greater confidence. Behind the scenes, this work also sets the stage for larger releases coming soon. […]
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In January, we added 3 new APIs to our integrations library. With new integrations spanning occupancy, indoor environmental quality, elevators, and reservations, teams unlock better visibility, analysis, and decision-making across portfolios. New APIs Nimway Occupancy & Indoor Environmental Quality Nimway brings real-time space utilization and comfort data into KODE OS, enabling teams to better understand […]
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When you manage 50+ corporate sites across regions and time zones, the hard part is preventing small, local issues from turning into portfolio-wide patterns. You’re thinking about what happens when the same “comfort complaint” shows up in five buildings across three regions, handled by three different vendors, and leadership wants clarity fast: “Is this an […]
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