Interactive 2D and 3D floor plans for all your buildings
Locate equipment and incidents, view their data in real time and control devices directly from their location on the floor plan. A visual, intuitive way to understand what is happening in each building.
Digital twin
1 warningFloor 2 · 6 devices
Understand what is happening and where
Move through the building's floors and zones to view each piece of equipment in context and understand how it relates to its location.
The whole building in context
See how equipment is distributed and check what is happening on each floor or in each zone.
Data where it is generated
View the status and information of each device directly from its position in the building.
Incidents, pinpointed
Identify where the affected equipment is located and access the information you need to review the problem.
You don't just see it. You control it too.
Select any controllable equipment directly on the floor plan to check its status, switch it on or off, or adjust its parameters according to its capabilities, without changing screens.
Interactive example: the floor plan of the North Room with three devices you can click: the lighting, the HVAC and the blind. Choosing one opens its card so you can switch it on or off or adjust its settings, without changing screen.
North Room · Floor 2
Interactive exampleClick a device on the plan
Lighting
On
HVAC
On
Blind
60 % open
From static floor plan to digital twin, without starting from CAD or BIM
Use an image or a PDF of the floor plan as the basis for creating and updating an interactive representation of the building.
Once it is digitised, place the devices in their locations to turn the floor plan into a monitoring and control tool.
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Bring your buildings' floor plans to life
Tell us which building you want to digitise and we'll show you how to turn its floor plans into an interactive tool to locate, monitor and control its equipment.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need CAD or BIM drawings?
No. An image or a PDF of the floor plan is enough to create and update an interactive representation of the building. You then place the devices in their locations.
Is the digital twin 2D or 3D?
edalsoBMS offers interactive 2D and 3D floor plans of your buildings, so you can move through their floors and zones and view each piece of equipment in context.
Can I control equipment from the floor plan?
Yes. You select any controllable equipment directly on the floor plan to check its status, switch it on or off, or adjust its parameters according to its capabilities, without changing screens.
Does the floor plan show where an incident is?
Yes. You can identify where the affected equipment is located and access the information you need to review the problem.
What data can I see on the floor plan?
The status and information of each device, directly from its position in the building, in real time.