Know what a home needsbefore you spend.Keep knowing after.
You answer for millions of homes, and most of them are not connected to you yet.
Every home you answer for, sorted: ready now, needs evidence, not yet.
This is the picture a briefing starts from: your whole base, one list, three states.
The right system, sized right, with numbers that hold up when someone pushes back.
The decision is close. One or two facts would settle it, so surveys and visits go to the homes where they pay.
The honest state of part of any base, and a state that changes as the record fills in. Not a dead end.
The sorting is not static. As evidence arrives, homes move, and the spend follows the homes that are ready.
Products that close the gap.
One line of products that closes the gap between the number a home was sold on and the number it delivers.
Design assurance
Every home you answer for, scored from day one.
Nothing is installed in the home, and no home waits to be connected before it counts.
Bridge assurance
A short evidence capture qualifies homes before they are connected.
It settles whether a home is ready before anyone spends on it.
Operating assurance
Connected homes run calibrated.
Bad telemetry is caught and explained before it misleads anyone.
What's included
- Home assessmentHomes assessed through the Home Evidence Engine, with every figure carrying its source and confidence.
- Branded homeowner and installer documentsYour brand on everything a homeowner or installer is handed.
- Readiness captureThe capture journey that moves a home from needs evidence to ready now.
- Telemetry assuranceAnomalies caught and explained before your systems act on them.
- Decision evidence packsEvidence assembled for the decision and the audience in front of it.
- HEM transition accessYour products run against the incoming Home Energy Model standard, so range decisions come early.
The first piece of work is defined and bounded; what follows is an annual licence covering the platform and its continuing improvement.
We maintain a model of every home you answer for, with or without live data, and it improves as evidence arrives.
And none of it asks you to replace anything.
Your quote and design tools stay. They just get answers they can trust.
The tools your installers and engineers already work in stay where they are. The model feeds them.
Your quote tool
Keeps its workflow. It gets sizing and performance numbers that hold up when an installer or a customer challenges them.
Your design software
Keeps its place in the job. It gets a governed model of the actual home, with every assumption recorded with its source and confidence.
Your monitoring platform
Keeps collecting. It gets the design promise to read performance against, home by home.
The integration surface
- The interfaceAn API and a data contract your tools call. No new screen for your teams to learn.
- Where the model livesIn our cloud, in a tenancy that is yours. Nothing for your teams to host or install.
- What flows each wayYour jobs and telemetry flow in. Checkable numbers flow back, each carrying its source and confidence.
- A global heat pump OEM runs its quoting on this today.
- The model that satisfies compliance at design is the same one checked against reality in operation. Most tools live on one side of that line. We keep one model across it.
Each OEM runs in its own tenancy, with contractual data boundaries. Nothing learned from your homes is shared or reused across customers.
The working behind these claims: the commissioning quality proof and how the engines are validated on Technology. All the claims we make, on About.
This starts with a briefing, not a rollout: your installed base, the decisions in front of it, and what a maintained model would change.
- A briefing
A short conversation about your homes and the decisions in front of them.
- A working session in the platform
A sample of your own homes, worked through in the platform against a decision you actually face.
- A first piece of work
Small, defined and judged on its own result. The output is yours to keep.
What you keep
- Your base sorted: ready now, needs evidence or not yet.
- What closes each evidence gap, home by home.
- The numbers behind every call, each with its source and confidence.
Bring the base you answer for.
A briefing covers what ready now, needs evidence and not yet would mean across your homes, and what your existing tools would get from the model.