On top of your existing automation
Smartti is a software layer that uses the building services and metering already in the property. No equipment swaps, no downtime.

Energy efficiency you can manage.
Smartti optimises your property's energy use around the clock on top of your existing automation — and keeps indoor conditions inside the agreed limits. The same data tells you what to address next.
Smartti is a software layer that uses the building services and metering already in the property. No equipment swaps, no downtime.
Every property gets a target temperature and an allowed tolerance. Savings come from the precision of the control, not from it being cooler indoors.
Owner, property management and maintenance look at the same data from their own role. No separate reporting work is needed.
Four steps, each building on the one before. Nothing is replaced: energy optimisation keeps running even once the property has told you what to fix next.
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Energy optimised around the clock.
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Savings you cannot feel indoors.
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The property tells you what to fix next.
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Your property's data in decisions — and in the field.

In the service the conditions promise is not a sentence but a setting. Every property is given a target temperature and, alongside it, an allowed tolerance. Control works inside that window, and if it is crossed, a recorded conditions deviation is raised in the service — the same mechanism that handles fault reports.
A target and a tolerance, not just a reading
A measurement says what the temperature is; the target and the allowed tolerance say what it should be. Only the second makes the promise verifiable.
Temperature, carbon dioxide and humidity
Indoor air is measured for carbon dioxide and relative humidity as well as temperature — the three quantities a tenant's experience is actually made of.
A deviation is an event, not an observation
Crossing the limits does not stay a bump on a curve. It gets a category, an urgency and an owner, and it closes only once it has been dealt with.

Savings are demonstrated against the property's own baseline period and previous years, not against general assumptions. Heating consumption is weather-normalised, so a mild winter does not look like a saving nor a cold one like a failure. Alongside it the service writes a summary of the portfolio that surfaces what is out of line.
Normalised heating consumption as its own quantity
Weather-corrected consumption is a measured quantity of its own beside the metered one, so the comparison does not rest on after-the-fact arithmetic.
Energy types kept apart
District heating, district cooling and electricity are followed separately. Water consumption is measured too, although it is not controlled.
A written situation summary
The service produces a summary automatically for the whole customer and for a single property — and separately for deviations.

A report says what happened. A pulse says what is happening now and who is dealing with it. Every deviation travels the same lifecycle in the service — from pending to in progress, to review, to a work order and finally resolved — and is visible throughout at the level the viewer actually works on.
Views by role and by level
The same information for the whole customer, for a group or a campus, for a single property, and inside a property for a building, a device or a system.
Official registry data included
Property data available from the Finnish authorities' registries is attached to the property, so the basics do not live in a separate spreadsheet.
A documented interface, data both ways
Measurement data can also be brought into the service, not only read out of it. Access is restricted with API keys that carry their own permissions and rate limits.
Smartti builds directly on top of your existing automation: no equipment swaps, no downtime. The benefit grows from one control cycle to the next.
We survey the property's building services, metering and data sources and connect Smartti to the property's data.
Smartti connects to the existing system — Fidelix, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Honeywell or another — with no equipment swaps.
The baseline period is set as the property's starting level, and conditions get a target plus an allowed tolerance.
Control runs around the clock, deviations surface categorised, and they travel all the way to a work order.
The figures come from Luotea's own customer base: the realised annual savings and the price of getting started are verified, while the savings potential is a per-property upper bound.
The savings potential depends on the property's starting level, its use and its building services. The realised figure is always verified against the property's own baseline period, not against general assumptions.
Luotea went through Technopolis's Finnish office portfolio and identified the energy-class C properties where moving up a class was most realistic. In those properties the energy performance certificates were updated to reflect the building's current technology and the measures already carried out.
Over 90% of the identified properties run Luotea Smartti with IoT sensors. The improvements to indoor conditions and energy use had therefore already been made and measured before the certificates were updated — the certificates verified them.
of Technopolis's Finnish office properties moved up to a better energy class. This is an energy-class improvement, not a saving percentage.
of the properties are now in energy class A or B. Before the programme the share was 16%.
reduction in temperature-corrected district heating energy while Luotea Smartti has been in use.
reduction in property electricity consumption.
Smartti is a software layer on top of the building services and metering you already have. Getting started requires no equipment purchases and does not tie the property to a single supplier.
Device- and vendor-independent
Compatible with the most common automation systems — among them Fidelix, Schneider Electric, Siemens and Honeywell.
A documented interface
Data is available through the interface to other systems, and measurement data can also be brought into the service. Access is restricted with API keys that carry their own permissions and rate limits.
Data in the EU
Property data is stored in the EU, and access to the service requires a personal login.
AI and a human specialist
The service writes the situation summary automatically; decisions that need context are made by a Luotea specialist, not by an algorithm alone.
Smartti does more than report on past performance. It continuously optimises building automation and provides a real-time operational view, helping you take action rather than simply analyse historical data.
Data is stored within the EU, and access is managed through role-based permissions to ensure that users only have access to information relevant to their role.
Yes. Open APIs enable integration with a wide range of third-party systems, including reporting, maintenance and other operational platforms.
Yes. From Version 1.0, launching in summer 2026, Smartti will provide open APIs that enable integration with reporting, maintenance and other third-party systems.
Smartti works with your existing building automation systems to optimise building performance using real-time data and predictive analytics.
In most properties, optimisation focuses on heating, ventilation and cooling systems, helping to reduce energy consumption while maintaining comfortable indoor conditions.
That depends on the property, available data and the current level of optimisation. In most cases, value is delivered in phases: first through improved visibility and reporting, then through optimisation and continuous performance improvements.
A typical implementation follows these steps:
Property assessment → data integration → target performance and comfort parameters → optimisation phase → reporting and ongoing service model
Business Manager, Luotea Smartti