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Living AI

Ask your buildings anything.

The Living AI sits on the live record: every weighing, audit, cost and goal. Ask in plain English and get an answer grounded in the data, with the sources attached. If the data does not support an answer, it says so.

The data it reads

Gold winner 2026

Green Innovation

Commonwealth Environment & CSR Awards, alongside Siemens and Lloyd’s

Finalist 2026

Digital Transformation

European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards

  • Plain English
  • Grounded answers
  • Sources attached

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Living AI

Grounded in the building's live records

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Which company improved the most this quarter, and what would take the building past 75% recycling?

Marrow & Sage Kitchen improved the most: 72.6% to 81.4% recycled, driven by food-waste separation after the spring training. The building is at 73.4% overall, up 1.9% on the period.

Marrow & Sage81.4%
Bellhaven76.8%
Northshore74.5%
Fenwick Legal62.9%

The fastest route past 75% is Fenwick Legal’s confidential paper: moving it from general waste would add roughly 1.8 points on current volumes.

grounded in 4,118 weighings and 41 audits this quarter · sources attached

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Fig. 1One question, one grounded answer.

What people actually ask it

Questions from real use.

Rephrased from live usage on the platform:

  • “Which company improved the most this year?”

    Ranked, with the streams that drove it.

  • “Costs for the last six months, by building.”

    From the recharge records, split by component.

  • “What would get us to 70% recycling?”

    The streams and floors holding the rate down, in order of impact.

  • “Give me an overview for the client meeting.”

    A briefing drawn from the building’s own records, ready to present.

Why grounded matters

An answer you can open is different from an answer you are asked to trust.

Every response is generated from the same records the dashboards read: the weighings, the audits, the recharge runs. The sources ride along with the answer, so a figure quoted in a meeting can be walked down to the record behind it, exactly like everything else on the platform.

Ask it something about your own estate.

The demo runs on live data. Bring the question your team cannot currently answer.