Where could your business work smarter?
You don't always have to change the whole business to manage it better. Often the best places to start are in the day-to-day routine.
These are exactly the places where control, monitoring, automation and active management can change the way a business runs.
What can a smart business do for you?
A smart business solution isn't just about more data or another way to control your equipment. The real value starts when you can use technology to better manage what's happening in your business.
Cut costs and reduce waste
You can monitor the electricity use of the whole business, of specific areas or of major equipment, identify loads and the biggest consumers, and see when systems are running for no reason.
Schedules and automations let you match operation to the hours when it's actually needed, and the data collected over time can help reveal usage patterns and opportunities to improve efficiency.
The goal isn't just to know how much you used at the end of the month, but to understand what happens along the way, and where you can make a difference.
Detect early, respond in time
A leak, a change in temperature, a door left open or unusual energy use can be the first sign of a problem.
The solution can monitor your systems continuously, detect anomalies and flag them in time. When you've defined in advance what should happen in a given situation, it can also send an alert or take action automatically.
That way you can catch problems earlier, limit damage and move from reactive management to active control.
Don't just see the data. Understand what it's telling you
When the system collects information over time, you can look beyond the situation at any single moment: spot trends, compare periods, see changes in usage patterns and identify unusual behavior.
With the right solutions, data processing can also provide insights and recommendations for improving efficiency, and help you make decisions based on what's really happening in the business.
Less managing after the fact. More detecting, responding and improving as you go.
Make the daily routine simpler
Lighting, air conditioning, water heating, gates, pumps and other systems don't always need someone to turn them on and off every single time.
You can set times, conditions and scenes, control things remotely and turn repetitive tasks into automatic ones.
The real power starts when the different systems in your business stop working as separate islands and can work together, according to need and to what you've defined.
Things that matter to almost every business
Every business has slightly different systems and infrastructure, but some needs come up again and again.
You can manage and schedule lighting and air conditioning around your business hours, control systems remotely and make routine tasks automatic.
You can monitor the electricity use of the business or of major equipment, identify loads and track the data over time.
Where hot water is needed, water heaters and water-heating systems can be managed too.
With sensors you can get alerts about leaks, flooding, doors opening, temperature changes and other situations that need attention.
Businesses with charging points can also monitor the electricity used by vehicles, forklifts and electric equipment, and get a better understanding of loads and usage patterns.
And some businesses have more specific needs
And your industry?
These are just a few examples. Almost every business has something that can be measured, monitored, controlled or automated. For us, the question isn't which industry you're in, but what in your business is worth managing better.
Growing doesn't have to make management more complicated
A business doesn't always stay in one place. Sometimes another branch, warehouse, operating area or team is added, and suddenly there's more to keep track of and more people involved in running things.
The solution can grow with the business without making management more complicated.
Know what's happening across several sites
With several branches or sites, you can get information about the relevant systems at each one, control them remotely and get alerts when something needs attention.
The data collected can also help you see differences between sites or periods and identify where something is worth a closer look.
Permissions by role and need
Not everyone in the business needs to see or control every system. You can set permissions for employees or specific roles as needed, so each person can see or do what's relevant to their work.
That way you can share responsibility and not leave every task dependent on one person, without giving every user access to every system.
Smart meters, metering and billing
Some businesses have several units, tenants or users that need to be metered separately. In those cases you can add smart energy meters, a smart water meter or other meters as needed, track each unit's consumption and create a basis for usage-based billing.
The solution can work well, for example, for complexes with several tenants, stores, office buildings divided into units, or businesses that need to separate different consumers.
Your business can evolve. The solution can evolve with it.
Because a good solution is more than a collection of devices
For a smart system to really work well inside a business, you need to understand the infrastructure, the equipment and the way everything has to connect and work together. That's exactly where OZZI comes in.
Technical design and digital implementation
We review the existing infrastructure, systems, equipment and the way work is done on site, and specify the devices and connections required. Alongside the technical design, we also design the digital layer and implement how the solution works: settings, scenes, automations, permissions and connections between systems, as needed.
Expertise that brings together electrical, hardware and software
OZZI's strength lies in connecting worlds that are usually handled separately. Electrical systems and infrastructure, hardware, software, sensors, control and automation all need to work together to turn devices and data into one useful solution. We look at the whole picture, not just the device that gets installed at the end.
Using what's already there, when it makes sense
Not every solution requires replacing an existing system or rebuilding everything from scratch. In many cases we can connect to the infrastructure and equipment already in the business and add the control, metering and management layer exactly where it's needed.
And you have someone to turn to after everything is up and running
Our service doesn't end with the purchase and installation. We stay with you for setup, adjustments and support, and can help when something changes in the business or a new need comes up.
OZZI doesn't just supply the devices. We connect the infrastructure, the data and the technology to turn them into a solution that works for your business.
Common questions about business solutions
Yes. You don't have to be a chain or a large business to get value from control, monitoring and automation.
The scope of the solution is tailored to the need and to how the business is set up. Whether it's monitoring a single fridge, managing a water heater, measuring electricity use, controlling a particular system or a broader solution.
Not necessarily.
In many cases we can integrate with your existing infrastructure and systems and add metering, control, monitoring and automation capabilities to them.
As part of the planning, we check what the business already has and what should be kept, connected or changed.
Depending on the solution, you can do a lot more than look at data.
The system can receive information continuously, detect anomalies, send alerts and trigger automatic actions based on predefined rules.
With the right solutions, data can also be analyzed over time to provide insights and recommendations that help improve efficiency.
Yes.
You can get information and control the relevant systems across several branches or sites, receive alerts and set different permissions for employees or specific roles as needed.
For larger, more complex setups there are also advanced management solutions designed for enterprise and the public sector.
Yes.
Where units, tenants or consumers need to be separated, smart meters and submeters for electricity and water can be added.
The data can be used to track consumption and also as the basis for usage-based billing (charging), depending on how the business is structured and what it needs.
The cost depends on what you want to manage, the existing infrastructure, the number of systems or metering points, and the scope of the solution.
That's why we start by defining the need. Only once we understand what's really required can we put together the right solution and pricing.
Yes. Devices that connect to the electrical system must be installed by a licensed electrician.
But the physical installation is only part of the process. At OZZI we handle both the technical design of the devices and infrastructure and the digital design and implementation of the solution, including settings, connecting devices and systems, building scenes and automations, permissions, and adapting how it's managed to the needs of the business.
So the electrician is responsible for the electrical installation on site, and OZZI is responsible for making sure the technology and digital layer is connected and works as planned.
Want to find out what could work in your business?
Tell us what you'd like to improve, manage, measure or automate in your business, and we'll help you figure out the right solution for you.
You don't need to come with a list of devices or know in advance which system is right. We start from the need, look at the infrastructure and the way the business works, and design the solution accordingly.