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Smart Building Audit

Assess your building's performance, maturity and potential for improvement.

ExaBuilding carries out audits tailored to your objectives, analysing your installations, technical systems and your building's Smart Building maturity level.

Our approach draws in particular on the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) framework to assess the building's ability to make use of smart technologies, meet the needs of its occupants and interact with its energy environment.

The objective: to identify strengths, limitations, malfunctions and opportunities for improvement, informing your investment and development decisions.

What the audit covers

Our audit is tailored to the context, objectives and scope of each project.

Energy performance

Analysis of consumption, equipment and levers for improving the building's energy performance.

Existing technical systems

Assessment of existing installations and equipment: lighting, HVAC, automation, supervision and other technical systems, depending on the scope of the audit.

Automation & interoperability

Analysis of KNX, Building Management Systems (BMS) and other technologies in place, and their ability to communicate, interact and evolve.

Smart Building maturity

Assessment of your building's digitalisation and maturity level, drawing in particular on the principles of the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI), to identify its potential to evolve towards a smarter, more connected and more controllable environment.

Data, supervision & control

Analysis of the data collection, centralisation and processing capabilities required for monitoring, supervising and controlling the building.

Cybersecurity of connected systems

Assessment of the main cybersecurity issues related to connected Smart Building systems, depending on the scope and objectives of the audit.

What you receive

Concrete results to inform your decisions

At the end of the audit, depending on the scope of the assignment, you receive:

  • A detailed audit report
  • A status report on the systems and installations analysed
  • An assessment of strengths, weaknesses and areas for improvement
  • An analysis of Smart Building maturity
  • Technical and strategic recommendations
  • A prioritisation of the actions to consider
  • An improvement roadmap, where this is part of the scope of the assignment
  • A presentation of the results to the relevant teams and stakeholders

How does the assignment work?

  1. Scoping

    An initial meeting is used to understand the project context, the building's characteristics, the issues identified and the objectives of the audit.

  2. Analysis

    Depending on the scope defined, we analyse the available documents, existing systems and information required for the assignment.

  3. Investigation

    The audit can be carried out on site, in a hybrid format or, where the context allows, remotely. Discussions with technical and operations teams help to complete the analysis.

  4. Presentation of findings

    The findings, results and recommendations are structured within the deliverables defined for the assignment and presented to the relevant stakeholders.

An audit tailored to your context

The duration and format of the audit depend on the size of the building, the complexity of the installations and the objectives of the assignment.

The assignment can be carried out on site, in a hybrid format or, depending on the scope, remotely.

Take stock of your building

Let's discuss your challenges and define together the audit scope best suited to your project.