ProductThe building’s data
The building reports on itself.
Sensors are cheap. The value is in what the readings change: an invoice, a work order, a decision.
| Unit | Electricity, kWh |
|---|---|
| T1 204 | 12 880 |
| T1 311 | 8 740 |
| T2 105 | 5 905 |
| T2 410 | 9 310 |
What a well-run building does
Meters first
Automatic readings of electricity, water, gas and heat per unit pay back first.
A reading must change something
A reading feeds the utility invoice or opens a job. A dashboard alone changes nothing.
Watch the plant room
Temperatures, pressures and run hours of chillers, boilers and pumps show a fault before the tenant calls.
Leaks and air
Moisture sensors in risers and plant rooms. CO₂ and temperature where people sit.
What The Mulk does today
Supplier balances
The Mulk reads supplier accounts automatically each day and keeps the daily reading.
Consumption
Consumption per service, building and unit over the months, from the invoices.
What is coming
Automatic meter readings
Unit meters send readings into the monthly sheet.
Plant room and leak sensors
Readings that open a job before the failure.
Access control and cameras
Doors, visitor passes and video on the plan of the building.
The parts of the product
One page for each part of running a building: what good practice is, what The Mulk does today, what is coming.
- 01For owners
The portfolio, income, arrears and the monthly report.
- 02Leases and rent
Contracts, the proforma, the bank, the act of reconciliation.
- 03Utilities and service charges
Readings, tariffs, shares by area and days, the yearly true-up.
- 04Tax and documents
Didox, E-IMZO, contracts and acts on file.
- 05Operations and maintenance
Requests, work orders, equipment, vendors, inspections.
- 06The tenant
Sheets, reminders, the app: requests, documents, payments, visitors.
- 08Security of your data
Encryption, two-step sign-in, backups, read-only bank access.
See it on your building.
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