Large buildings already collect the trend data that can reveal HVAC waste. LeanFM is the software that reads it, with no hardware to sell and no new sensors to install. It is built on our co-founders' building-performance research.
Past deployments have ranged from 80,000 to more than 1,000,000 sq ft per building.
Start with a trend export, or a live API connection installed onsite. OnPoint reads data only; it never writes setpoints, schedules, or sequences. Nothing to manufacture or ship: the economics of software, not devices.
A free assessment starts with one building's existing data. If the data reveals an issue, we show a representative finding and its potential savings: a short, low-friction path to a paid subscription.
One building becomes a campus or portfolio. Recurring analysis plus AIR scoring across buildings creates durable, expanding accounts.
in estimated annual savings, identified at a 220,000-square-foot school.
saved in 2024, up from $56,386 in 2023, while maintaining the collection's required temperature and humidity.
where our co-founders' building-performance research began.
Prescriptiv detects HVAC faults and ranks them by dollars, severity, and ease of repair; AIR turns the findings into one explainable, comparable score; Maple lets anyone ask the data questions in plain language. Together they form OnPoint. The team pairs firsthand facilities-management experience with building-performance research: co-founder Burcu Akinci, Ph.D., is the Strecker Dean of Carnegie Mellon's College of Engineering.
OnPoint is a subscription, not a one-time audit: customers keep running it and watch AIR move as fixes land. Evidence-backed findings build the trust that expands accounts across a portfolio.
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