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FactHoneywell Enterprise Buildings IntegratorSiemens Building X
Energy managementThe updated Energy Manager module includes web-based reports to help monitor and optimize energy use.Energy Manager monitors energy use and costs, benchmarks building portfolios, supports custom performance indicators, and provides analytics and reporting.
Founded19061847
HeadquartersCharlotte, North Carolina, United StatesMunich, Germany; registered offices also in Berlin
IntegrationsEBI natively integrates with Honeywell Digital Video Manager and Command and Control Suite for map-based building operations, video surveillance, and incident response.Building X provides open APIs for application development and system integration, including APIs for application data, building data, and user account management.
Mobile accessThe product page lists smartphone access via EasyMobile and full-featured tablet access.The Workplace Experience app supports mobile and web access as well as kiosk-supported access.
PurposeEBI brings building management, fire and life safety, security, open systems, and enterprise web services together to provide building operators with real-time facility data.Building X is a platform for managing building operations and using building data to improve sustainability, operations, and performance.

Honeywell Enterprise Buildings Integrator plans

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Siemens Building X plans

  • Building X application or API subscription—

Pick Honeywell Enterprise Buildings Integrator if…

EBI suits operators, supervisors, and managers responsible for monitoring buildings across one or more properties. Its stated uses include complex facilities and critical operations such as airports and healthcare facilities.

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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