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A powerful no-code module to transform data. Build KPIs. Schedule jobs.
Sync to dashboards — all in one place.
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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What does the Device and Point Ontology workflow do? Building data is only useful if it’s structured correctly, and that’s still one of the biggest problems in smart buildings today. Devices come in with inconsistent naming, unorganized point structures, and little standardization across systems. Before teams can build analytics, automate workflows, or deploy AI, someone […]
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April expands the KODE OS integration ecosystem with new integrations and connector upgrades designed to improve reliability, scalability, and operational visibility across portfolios. Here’s what’s new. Logitech Sync Cloud Workplace Device Visibility Logitech Sync Cloud is now integrated with KODE OS, bringing workplace collaboration and room device data into the platform. What This Enables Visibility […]
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April was about bringing more intelligence into operations. This month, we introduced new capabilities that configure assets at scale, bring disconnected data into KODE OS, and strengthen emissions and utility intelligence inside EnerG. From faster dashboard performance to GHG-aligned emissions accounting, these updates are designed to help teams operate with more context, control, and confidence. […]
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Why Smart Buildings Need More Than Software Most smart buildings today are surrounded by technology, but very few are truly unified by it. Controls, dashboards, analytics, reporting tools, energy applications, the stack keeps growing, yet operations still feel disconnected. KODE OS is built to solve exactly that problem: a single, open, agnostic operating layer that […]
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For an Energy and Sustainability Manager, the day does not start with strategy. It starts with pressure. A utility spike at one site. Missing data in another. A reporting deadline that is getting closer. A carbon target that leadership wants updated. A budget variance that finance needs explained. And behind all of it, the same […]
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Originally published on Mann Report New energy and utility mandates now affect over 50 jurisdictions across the United States. And that number is growing. Rapidly evolving regulation across the United States is putting increasing pressure on enterprise portfolios to provide accurate sustainability reporting, identify where cost efficiencies are generated and ensure data transparency. Staying compliant […]
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For product managers, especially in complex environments like smart buildings, results depend on how well teams move from idea to execution to measurable outcomes. There’s no room for handoffs or misalignment. In this edition of HR Journal, we sit down with Michael Kovalcik, Product Manager for the Diagnostics team at KODE Labs, to break down […]
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What does the Workspace Occupancy & Utilization dashboard do? The Workspace Occupancy & Utilization dashboard provides a unified view of how space is actually used across portfolios, buildings, and individual spaces. Most organizations already have occupancy data, but it’s fragmented across different systems: sensor pilots, access control, Wi-Fi triangulation, and booking tools. Each source tells […]
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