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FactDelta Controls enteliWEBSiemens Building X
Energy managementThe energy management package supports virtual meters, energy goals, historical comparisons, reports, and alerts about potential consumption overages.Energy Manager monitors energy use and costs, benchmarks building portfolios, supports custom performance indicators, and provides analytics and reporting.
HeadquartersSurrey, British Columbia, CanadaMunich, Germany; registered offices also in Berlin
IntegrationsThe catalog describes an API, BACnet Web Services, an ODBC driver, LDAP user integration, and an integration that can bring VIVOTEK VAST 2 live video into enteliWEB.Building X provides open APIs for application development and system integration, including APIs for application data, building data, and user account management.
Mobile accessDashboard and object pages are optimized for smartphone and tablet viewing, and the catalog lists mobile apps among uses for its development tools.The Workplace Experience app supports mobile and web access as well as kiosk-supported access.
PurposeenteliWEB is a web-based application for centralizing building management operations, site engineering, and energy analytics across facilities.Building X is a platform for managing building operations and using building data to improve sustainability, operations, and performance.

Delta Controls enteliWEB plans

  • eW1000Priced on request
  • eW200Priced on request
  • eW2500Priced on request
  • eW500Priced on request
  • eWEntPriced on request

Siemens Building X plans

  • Building X application or API subscription—

Pick Delta Controls enteliWEB if…

It suits building operators, energy managers, and executives who need building controls and analytics across multiple sites. Delta describes use in commercial, healthcare, hospitality, education, and leisure settings.

Pick Siemens Building X if…

Building X suits organizations managing building operations that want energy monitoring, safety and security, or maintenance applications. Its open APIs and vendor-agnostic connectivity may suit teams integrating building systems and data.

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