Tridium / Niagara
Framework delivery support, integrations, graphics, templates, alarms and structured handover.
Explore Niagara support →Platforms
Technologies & Platforms
I work across major BMS platforms and can integrate multi-building estates into a single view, with clear graphics, energy visibility and reporting.
Trend
Controller upgrades, IO mapping, strategy improvements, migrations and tidy documentation.
Explore Trend support →Siemens
Support for common Siemens BMS environments: fault-finding, optimisation, reporting and UI improvements.
Explore Siemens support →Also supported (project dependent)
Schneider, Distech, Priva and other common building automation environments. If you’re unsure what you have, send a screenshot or controller list and I’ll advise.
Multi-site estates & regulated environments
No job too big or small. I specialise in projects where reliability, evidence and consistency matter — including pharmaceuticals and secure/regulated industries with multiple buildings. I can help bring estates into one system “at the touch of a button”, with energy views and automated monthly reporting to highlight problem areas.
Want the quickest path? Use the quote page and choose: lowest cost / fastest delivery / best long-term value.
Request a quoteIntegration principles
Different platforms can work well together when naming, mapping and handover standards are controlled.
Identify what is already there
Review controllers, networks, protocols, supervisor structure, existing graphics and any naming problems.
Agree a standard
Set sensible naming, graphics, alarm, schedule and trend conventions before the estate grows.
Build for handover
Leave a system that another competent engineer can understand, support and extend.
All platform names are used descriptively. The BEMS Guy is an independent service provider and is not endorsed by the platform owners.
Platform note
Platform support depends on safe access, available software/tools, licence position, site permissions and the condition of the existing installation. The first step is normally a quick review of what is actually installed.