See how your building is really running.
Your building's control system records temperatures, airflow and equipment status every few minutes. DP Automation Trends puts it all in one simple web page, and AI reads it for you and points out what's wrong.
Works with Niagara, EC-Net and BACnet systems. Read-only: nothing in your building changes.
Conference 210 can't cool down. The air damper was wide open from 1 to 6 PM and the room still drifted to 77°F. Check the air handler's duct pressure first.
"The AC still isn't working. It's 89 degrees in here and we have clients coming at three. Can someone please call me back?"
Your tenants know there's a problem before you do.
Then the guessing starts. Is it the thermostat? The box in the ceiling? The unit on the roof? You call a technician, wait for the visit, pay for it, and hope they find it on the first trip.
- You hear about it from angry tenants, not from the building.
- The answer is already in your control system, buried in thousands of readings nobody has time to look through.
- Every guess costs a service call, and the same problem comes back next week.
DP Automation Trends reads that data for you. Open the room on your phone, see exactly what happened, and get a plain-English answer on what to check first.
Three steps, nothing to install
Connect
We connect to the control system you already have: Niagara, EC-Net or BACnet. It only reads data, so nothing in the building changes.
See
Every trend from every building in one place, on your phone or laptop. Each login only sees its own buildings.
Know
AI reviews days or weeks of data and writes a short report: what's wrong, the proof, and what to check first.
Built by the technician who gets that call
I'm Dallas Probert. I've been programming and troubleshooting HVAC controls since 2018, in offices, labs, clinics and campuses around San Diego. When a tenant says it's 89 degrees, a controls technician like me is who shows up.
Most of the time, the answer was already sitting in the building's trend data. It just took hours of digging to find. I built DP Automation Trends to do that digging, so owners and facility teams can see what's wrong the same day, in plain English.
Common questions
What does DP Automation Trends do?
It collects the trend data your building automation system already records (temperatures, airflow, damper and valve positions, fan and pump status) and shows it in one simple web viewer. Then AI reviews the data and writes a short report: what is wrong, the evidence, and what to check first.
What does the AI look for?
Sensors that died or stopped updating, VAV boxes that cannot get enough air, rooms that cannot hold their temperature, equipment that short cycles or runs when it should not, and equipment that does not follow its written sequence of operations.
Which building automation systems does it work with?
Niagara 4 and EC-Net 4 stations (Tridium, Distech Controls and other Niagara-based systems) send their trend history directly. Other BACnet/IP systems are read by a small on-site collector. Nothing in the existing controls has to be replaced.
Does it change anything in my building?
No. It is read-only. It reads trend data and never changes setpoints, schedules or equipment.
Is my building data private?
Each building's data is kept in its own database, and every login only sees the buildings it is allowed to see. Demos use a fictional building, so no customer data is ever shown.
Want to see it?
A 15-minute walkthrough on a demo building.