Two hundred stores have closed for the night. The air conditioning has not.
Every store has systems. The question is whether anyone is watching them. Cooling an empty store, cases quietly drifting, faults found by staff — the losses hide in a blind spot head office cannot see. You do not need to re-equip two hundred stores. You need to see what is already there.
What is already there.
From one reading to a closed job.
The same path runs on every vertical. What changes is what the signal is, what counts as wrong, and what closing it out actually takes.
Stop guessing. Start knowing every store.
Meet every store where it is
A monitoring system already in place gets integrated, whatever the brand, wherever it exposes an interface. A bare store gets instrumented — LoRaWAN sensors, smart thermostats, footfall counters, meter-level monitoring, and direct connections to rooftop units, fridge controllers and lighting circuits.
The fire panel joins too
Where the store has its own fire alarm panel, it comes into the same feed through the Shield gateway — alarms and faults included, listen-only, without touching the fire system.
Refrigeration is money
Every cabinet and cold room monitored around the clock. Temperature drift raises an alert while there is still margin, and the logs stay on the record.
Environment and occupancy
CO2, particulates and footfall on the sales floor, so ventilation follows real occupancy and every store benchmarks its energy per visitor.
Store 047 is cooling an empty floor
The sales floor closed four hours ago, but rooftop unit two is still running. The unit is running against its own schedule, so that shows as a violation; the energy layer puts a cost on it and it is raised with the evidence attached. By morning the schedule is corrected and synced back to the store controllers through the edge gateway. Multiply that across the estate and a quiet leak becomes a found saving.
Evidence, not estimates.
Energy work is verified IPMVP-style against a weather-normalised baseline, with board-ready energy and ESG reporting. Refrigeration and asset fixes are proven by whether the fault returns, and by the temperature record holding. Shelf-label integration covers gateway and battery health through vendor APIs. Footfall drives ventilation and per-visitor benchmarking — not sales claims.
Same core, different physics.
Every store. Every asset. One platform.
A pilot baselines your sites before anyone quotes a number. Connect what is already there, instrument the gaps, and judge the platform on your data rather than a demo.