The UMEC Home interactive panel is the key to effective management of your customers' village and homes. It allows you to monitor the status of all engineering systems in real time, quickly respond to emergency situations and automate scheduled maintenance
A single tool for managing village systems for management and service companies
The panel shows the status of all connected devices and homes
Examples: - Temperature and pressure in the heating system. - Water level in the septic tank. - Electricity consumption in the house
2. History and analytics
The panel saves data for later analysis.
Examples: - Water and electricity consumption per day/month. - Number and type of maintenance performed
3. Automatic notifications
The panel automatically sends notifications:
- About exceeding permissible parameters - About the need to replace consumables (for example, filters) - About the completion of watering, heating the house or another operation
4. Planning
Ability to set up automatic maintenance schedules
Anticipating customer needs based on their data
Artificial intelligence
AI algorithms help prevent accidents, optimize resources, and reduce maintenance costs. The dispatcher acts quickly and accurately, and residents receive reliable service and trouble-free operation of systems.
Why do management companies choose the UMEC interactive panel?
1. Generating leads for business
The system generates automatic requests for repairs, replacement of consumables or scheduled maintenance
Service companies receive notifications about the need to replace filters, check septic tanks or service heating systems
Convenient access to event history helps predict customer needs
2. Savings in the payroll fund
Reducing the number of specialist visits thanks to remote monitoring
Automatic notifications of alarms and maintenance needs eliminate the need for constant manual monitoring
Possibility of connecting all houses in the village and automating most processes
4. Reduction of accidents
Warnings of overloads, leaks or breakdowns prevent accidents before they occur.
Historical data helps analyze the causes of accidents and eliminate them in the future.
5. Extending the service life of equipment
Constant monitoring of parameters and timely maintenance extend the service life of engineering systems
Saving resources and increasing profits
Financial savings
Reducing emergency situations reduces the cost of urgent repairs. Planning allows you to order consumables in advance, avoiding downtime
New sources of income
Service companies receive constant orders for maintenance. Management companies provide additional services to residents (automated maintenance, repairs)
Reducing personnel costs
One dispatcher can control dozens of houses thanks to automation