For commercial property
Know what you own, what it costs you, and what to do next — on every property, without leaving your desk. Answer the tenant before anyone drives out. Defend the number in front of ownership. Decide without guessing.
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The call you get today
A truck rolls to look. Someone diagnoses. A part is ordered. A second truck rolls days later. Nothing about it is written down.
OnSiite answers the question before the truck moves. The report names the asset. The asset carries its spec sheet, its manual and the service life it was built for.
All of it already exists somewhere — an invoice, a manual in a drawer, a technician’s memory. OnSiite ingests it, enhances it, and hands it back as something you can act on.
Twelve property types
OnSiite looks for different assets on a warehouse than on a ball field. Pick yours and the answer is written in your vocabulary.
What an outage actually costs
OnSiite models the light on the ground, so one fixture out is a measured safety consequence, not a guess.
Every asset sits at its real position, so OnSiite can model what its failure does to footcandles across the lot, the walkway, and the entrance. Some outages are cosmetic. Some are liability.
That is the difference between rolling a truck tonight and scheduling it for Thursday, and you are the one who decides which.
What you walk away with
Each one is a decision you used to make on somebody else’s word.
You see its age against the life it was built for, what a replacement costs installed, and where it ranks against everything else you could fund.
See it →
Nothing is recommended until the survey is complete, so what you take to ownership is priced against published standards, your rate, and live incentives.
See it →
You see every property ranked by what it would save you, so the next dollar goes where it returns fastest.
See it →
The property behind the interface
Asset classes
13
Lighting, rooftop, electrical, roofing, EV.
On each asset
Spec
Manual, warranty, and expected life.
Reported by
Anyone
Tenants and staff, in seconds.
Recommendation
Live
Rates, rebates and incentives folded in.
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What to fund
OnSiite prices the replacement against your utility rate, the rebates you qualify for and current incentives, then ranks it against every other asset you could spend on.
Rates move, rebates expire, incentives change. The recommendation moves with them, so it is right the day you act on it — not the day it was written.
One asset, one decision
The loop
Surface
Tenants and staff report an issue in seconds, against a real asset. Every property mapped and photographed first, so a report is never vague.
Open what you own →
Dispatch
The right provider goes out with a PDF of the asset, its spec sheet and what the job usually takes, then logs what they found by talking to OnSiite.
Open service →
Decide
Remaining life, replacement cost, your utility rate, rebates and incentives, weighed together and kept current as conditions change.
Open what to fund →
What you can prove
To your tenants
What was reported, who went out, what they found, and when it was closed.
To leadership
Response times, repeat failures, and spend per property, side by side across the portfolio.
To ownership
What was deferred, what it will cost, and what the incentives pay for if you act this year.
Your data, your decisions
You decide who goes out,
and whether anyone needs to.
OnSiite tells you what is wrong and what it is worth doing about it. It never picks your contractor and never sells you the work. The recommendation is yours to overrule.
Next step
Pick a building. We map every asset on it, model what each outage actually costs you in light, safety, and money, and hand you the loop: surface, understand, decide, deploy, prove.
What you get, from the first week.