REKalibrate reads from the building systems you already run and standardizes what they produce into one set of definitions — so a badge event, a room check-in and a WiFi session become the same comparable fact.
The backbone of on-site presence. Badge, turnstile and elevator events resolve to a person and roll up to the organization paying the rent — the honest denominator every other rate depends on.

Managed building access and identity across office portfolios.

Unified security platform spanning access control and video.

Software House C·CURE 9000, widely deployed in Class-A towers.

OnGuard and NetBox enterprise access control.

AMAG's hosted Symmetry Pro access control for enterprise campuses.

Cloud access control built for multi-tenant buildings.

Managed access control and security services.

On-premise access control common in legacy assets.

Destination-dispatch elevators — vertical traffic as a presence signal.

Member management and check-in for fitness amenities.
Events, amenity bookings and service requests — the programming layer. Read alongside presence, attendance becomes reach and depth against the people the program was actually built for.

Branded tenant app covering amenities, events, access and requests.

Workplace experience platform for office portfolios.

Tenant engagement and amenity programming from VTS.

Building Engines' operations platform — work orders and bookings.

Tenant service requests, work orders and amenity booking.

Amenity operations for office buildings.

Managed fitness programming and class attendance.
Rent roll, billing and lease context. This is what puts a dollar behind an engagement signal — and what lets a renewal conversation start from evidence rather than instinct.

Property management and accounting for commercial real estate.

Property management, leasing and financial reporting.

Enterprise finance and operations.
The capture layer that works without an app. Our branded captive portal runs on the wireless infrastructure already in the building — identity is recorded once at connect time, and every session afterwards attributes itself, including for everyone who never downloaded anything.

Cloud-managed wireless, widely deployed across office portfolios.

Enterprise wireless built for dense, high-traffic buildings.

FortiAP wireless managed alongside the building's network security.
Where counting people matters more than identifying them. Sensor feeds land as anonymized presence — useful for utilization and capacity questions, and deliberately never resolved to an individual.

Thermal people-sensing that counts without identifying.

Occupancy sensing and space utilization analytics.
Garage access and payments, read against the inventory record. The utilization layer that turns a stall list into a picture of what the deck actually earns — and which reserved spaces sit empty.

Parking access control and revenue management.

Parking access, permits and transient payments.
Conference centers, private events and catered bookings — the programming that happens outside the tenant app, and that otherwise never reaches an engagement number at all.

Event and catering bookings for venues and conference centers.
Your own buckets and shared folders. Where a system has no API — or the export already lands somewhere — we read it on a schedule from storage you already control, and nothing new has to be built to get it out.

Scheduled reads from the buckets your teams already export to.

Blob containers and data lake storage across your Microsoft estate.

Bucket reads for teams standardized on Google Cloud.

Reports and exports dropped into shared folders, collected on a schedule.
If the data exists, we can take it. Documented APIs, cloud warehouses, vendor connectors, direct database reads, scheduled imports — and the spreadsheet someone emails on the first of the month.
This list is what's connected today, not a limit. We add new systems as customers need them — and unlike most vendors, we don't charge for custom or new integrations.