The fix costs less than the report telling you to fix it.
Continuous compliance for the buildings you’re already responsible for. Sensors that watch the standards. Evidence that proves the case.
Same pattern. Every building type.
Over the years we’ve used IoT to monitor offices, heritage estates, warehouses, hospitals, cold storage, care homes, social housing, hospitality venues, casinos, and schools. The pattern doesn’t care what the building is for: heating systems run when rooms are empty, cooling stacks chill space nobody uses, ventilation runs against schedules that haven’t been right in years. The walls and the calendar disagree. The sensors caught it every time.
What we found is that monitoring isn’t enough. Better data, no extra hands to act on it. We were loading customers with more problems than they could fix.
Planetic is the result of that experience.
Configured by the room it's in
A bedroom isn't a kitchen isn't a plant room. Each sensor knows where it lives — and what 'good' means there.
Picked by the building type
School → BB101. Care home → HTM. Social housing → Awaab's Law. The right rulebook is applied automatically.
Orchestrates end-to-end
Smart rules, AI judgement, n8n flows. Not another dashboard — the task is given, sent, chased, closed.
In most cases this isn’t a cost. It’s using the resource you needed anyway. No overheating. No drive-by maintenance. First-time fix stops being marketing bullshit bingo.
Three things change when you measure.
Measurement is the cheap bit. The savings come from what the building does with the readings.
Each radiator listens to its room
Smart valves (eTRVs) zone the building at the room level. Heat the desk. Skip the empty cupboard. No new boiler, no rewiring — the radiators do the thinking.
eTRVs · per-room zoningThe boiler fires to occupancy
Not to a 1970s timeclock. Weekend mornings stay off. Half-term stops costing £400 a day. Smart scheduling drops the curve to match when people actually arrive.
Boiler control · BMS integrationStuck radiators get caught in hours
Drifting set-points, jammed valves, dead sensors — flagged the day they happen, not at month-end billing. The waste stops before the invoice notices.
Anomaly alerts · continuous QAOne platform. Three regulations. One audit trail.
Most platforms cover one of these. We cover all three because most of our buyers carry all three on their statutory register.
Legionella
Continuous outlet-by-outlet temperature evidence. Replace clipboard log sheets with a live audit trail. ACOP L8-aligned.
L8 · HSG274Damp & Mould
Continuous humidity, temperature and dew-point evidence per dwelling. Catch the conditions before the complaint arrives.
Awaab's Law · HHSRSExcess Cold & Heat
Continuous internal temperature evidence per occupied space. Schools, social housing, healthcare estates — under one bar.
HHSRS Phase 2 · BB101 · CIBSE TM52Sensor to evidence, in six stages.
Same sensor data. The room decides what ‘good’ looks like. The system decides what to do about it. The people see exactly what they need.
Sense
Sensors in every room — temperature, CO₂, humidity, occupancy, damp, energy.
Field layerCarry
LoRaWAN gateways and LNS — kilometres of range, a decade of battery.
TransportIngest
Cloud webhook plus payload decoders. Raw bytes become structured readings.
PipelineContext
Standards plus zone type plus customer dial → RAG. The reading carries the rulebook.
The differentiatorOrchestration
Tasks created, sent, chased. Rules today, AI judgement next. Every action traceable to a line of config.
Decision engineAction
Tasks to your workforce — email, M365, your CAFM, your helpdesk. Dashboards for the people who want them. Evidence packs for the auditor.
Action layerThe room decides what ‘good’ looks like. The system decides what to do. The people see exactly what they need.
Not another dashboard.
A reading is the beginning, not the end. When a room crosses the red line, we create the task, we send it where your team already works, and we don’t stop chasing until the fix is signed off. The audit trail builds itself.
The room knows the rule.
Every sensor is tagged to its room type and the standards that apply to it. A classroom is judged against BB101. A ward against HTM. A dwelling against Awaab's Law. No-one configures a threshold by hand.
The task writes itself.
A reading is the beginning, not the end. When the room crosses a red line, we don't just colour a chart amber — we create the task, with the standard, the location, the suggested fix, and the role responsible. Typed in, not faxed over.
The loop closes.
Industry calls it SLA-driven escalation. We call it nagging. If the assignee doesn't action the task in the window, it climbs. To the supervisor. To the manager. To the duty board. Until someone closes the loop — and the close is logged with evidence.
Where it lands
Your stack stays. We push out. There are hundreds of facilities management and ticketing tools — most platforms make you pick one. We don’t care which one is yours.
Sensors. Standards. Tasks. The full chain — and the human at the end of it can’t pretend the email got lost.
Spend the next pound on the fix.
Funding shouldn’t go to another consultant. Start with sensors. End with evidence.