Monitor
See how the plant is running
Term: 12 months
- OmniQu Edge on site
- Cloud dashboard and phone app
- Alarm monitoring
- Up to 150 points
- 1 year of history
Every building gets its own quote.
Buildings differ in what's installed, so there's no price list. After a 30-minute call you get a written quote: a monthly fee, a one-off setup and a clear term.
- 1
A 30-minute call
We look at your building with you: what's installed, what it speaks, and what you want to see and change.
- 2
A written quote
A monthly fee, a one-off setup and a clear term, for the plan that fits. Nothing is due until you agree.
- 3
Install, then live
We or your installer fit the Edge or a panel next to your controllers, and your building appears in the app.
Choose how much you want to see and change.
For building owners and facility teams, per building. Installers and service partners resell these plans at a partner discount.
Supply temperature setpoint21.0 → 22.0 °CAcceptedControl
RecommendedSee it and change it, within limits
Term: 24 months
- Everything in Monitor
- Wall panel on site
- Remote setpoints and schedules within commissioned limits
- Up to 500 points
- 3 years of history
Portfolio
10 or more buildings
Term: Agreed per portfolio
- Everything in Control
- Fleet map across all buildings
- Shared alarm inbox
- Extra points and extra wall panels can be added to any plan.
Everything in each plan.
Terms
- Term
- Monitor12 monthsControl24 monthsPortfolioAgreed per portfolio
- Minimum buildings
- Monitor1Control1Portfolio10
On site
- OmniQu Edge
- MonitorIncludedControlIncludedPortfolioIncluded
- Wall panel
- MonitorNot includedControlIncludedPortfolioIncluded
- Points includedSignals read from your controller
- Monitor150Control500Portfolio500
Remote
- Cloud dashboard and phone app
- MonitorIncludedControlIncludedPortfolioIncluded
- History kept
- Monitor1 yearControl3 yearsPortfolio3 years
- Alarm monitoring
- MonitorIncludedControlIncludedPortfolioIncluded
- Remote setpoints and schedulesWithin commissioned limits
- MonitorNot includedControlIncludedPortfolioIncluded
- Fleet map across buildings
- MonitorNot includedControlNot includedPortfolioIncluded
- Shared alarm inbox
- MonitorNot includedControlNot includedPortfolioIncluded
Try it on one building for three months.
The Control plan on one of your buildings, with an engineer beside you the whole way. Then you decide.
Plan a pilot Fixed price, set in your quote
Week 1
Install and commission
The Edge and a wall panel go in, and every signal is set up for your controller.
Weeks 2–11
A review call every week
With an engineer: what works for your site and controller, and what to change.
Week 12
You decide
Keep going on a plan, or stop. Either way, no surprises.
Continue
If you go ahead within 30 days, the pilot is credited against setup.
Stop
The hardware is yours to keep: it's paid for in the pilot fee.
Controllers that speak Modbus TCP or BACnet/IP over Ethernet, and Modbus RTU or BACnet MS/TP over RS‑485, straight into the Edge or the Panel. Any brand. The compatibility page has the details and a quick check.
No. OmniQu connects to the controller you already have, over Modbus or BACnet, on Ethernet or RS‑485. Your controller keeps running its own logic.
An Ethernet or RS‑485 connection to the controllers, power for the Edge or a place for the Panel, and an internet connection that allows outgoing connections. No inbound ports. The full checklist is on the compatibility page.
A point is one signal we read from your controller, such as a temperature, a fan speed or an alarm. Monitor includes up to 150 points per building, Control and Portfolio up to 500. More points can be added in blocks of 100.
Setup covers the OmniQu Edge and commissioning your building: defining every signal and agreeing the limits for anything that can be changed remotely. Control also includes a wall panel. Your quote confirms connectivity, travel and anything specific to your site.
Portfolio is for 10 or more buildings. It adds a fleet map and a shared alarm inbox across all of them, and it's priced for the whole portfolio, not building by building.
Yes, in every plan. Alarms reach the right person with the history that shows the cause, and in the review we agree which alarms matter for your building.
A partner discount on every subscription you sell.
Integrators and service companies buy OmniQu at a discount, sell it under their own service, and keep 100% of their commissioning revenue. Your customers keep ownership of their sites; you work under their mandate.
- of your commissioning revenue stays yours
- 100%
- on every licence you sell
- Partner price
- of every customer site you look after
- 1 view
1Registered
To start
A partner agreement and a first pilot site
What you get
We commission your first sites together with you
2Certified
To start
Training, and about three or more sites a year
What you get
Your engineer commissions on their own, at a higher discount
Discounts and terms by agreement, set out in your partner agreement.
How to become Certified.
Certified OmniQu partner- 1
Training with us
Your technician learns the Edge, mapping in Studio and commissioning, with our team.
- 2
Your first site together
We commission one of your sites side by side, from the QR scan to the handover.
- 3
A check on site
We review a site your technician commissioned on their own. Then they're certified.
Customers find you too.
When a building owner in your region asks us for an installation, we pass the enquiry to a certified partner nearby.
Try it on one customer site for three months.
Your first site, with our engineer beside your technician the whole way. Then you decide.
Plan a partner pilot A fixed fee at partner price, set in your quote
Week 1
Commission it together
Your technician fits the Edge or a panel, and our engineer sets up every signal with them.
Weeks 2–11
A call every week
With your technician: what works on your customer's site, and what to change.
Week 12
You decide
Become a partner, or stop. Either way, no surprises.
Continue
If you go ahead, the pilot fee is credited in full to your first licence pool.
Stop
The hardware stays with you: it's paid for in the pilot fee.
Licensing and pilot
Prepaid licences
Partner licences are prepaid: one unit covers one device for one year, shared across your customers. Self-service sub-partners and customer mandates in the fleet view are in build.
Your customer. They own the site and its data, and decide who has access. You work on it under their mandate, which they can change at any time.
One licence unit covers one device for one year. You buy them at partner price and use them across all your customers.
Yes, once your technician is Certified. Until then, we commission your sites together with you.
Any brand whose controllers speak Modbus or BACnet, over Ethernet or RS‑485. KNX, OPC UA, M-Bus and LoRaWAN are on the roadmap. The compatibility page has a quick check.
Terms per product line.
Manufacturers work with us per product line: one definition for each unit model, your brand on the screens, and terms set by volume.
- on the panel, the app and the fleet view
- Your brand
- per model, on every unit you ship
- 1 definition
- our highest partner discount, set by volume
- Top discount
Your brand on every screen
Your logo, name and colours on the panel, the app and the fleet view.
Example brands
One definition per model
Map a model once; every unit you ship gets the same screens, names and safe limits.
What it takes: a volume commitment for a product line.
Discounts and terms by agreement, set out in your partner agreement.
How it works for manufacturersPilot one product line.
A few of your units, connected and on your customers' sites, with our engineers beside your team. We agree the length and the units with you.
Plan a product pilot Terms set in your partner agreement
At the start
Your first units connected
Panels or Edges fitted in the factory or on the first installations, running your definition.
During the pilot
A regular review
The units in the field with your team: what the definition shows, and what to change.
At the end
You decide
Roll it out on the product line, or stop. Either way, no surprises.
Continue
Terms for the product line, set down in writing.
Stop
We wind the pilot down together, as set out in your pilot terms.
You see the units your customers give you access to. The site and its data stay theirs.
It depends on the controller model. We confirm what can be read and written in the workshop on your first model.
Yes. They can go in at the factory or on the first installations, running your unit's definition.
No. You bring the register table; we map it with you in OmniQu Studio into a reviewed definition.
What do you want to connect?
Your units or your buildings. In 30 minutes you'll know what OmniQu connects and what your quote will cover.
What happens next
- 1You send this form
- 2We reply and agree a time that suits you
- 3In 30 minutes: what OmniQu connects, and what your quote will cover
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