Digital-Twin Setup
Model spaces, equipment, devices, and control intent before field deployment begins.
Bisly for Commercial
Modern Building Automation Without Traditional BMS Complexity
Bisly uses digital-twin planning, no-code configuration, and standardized templates to make commercial BMS deployment repeatable across floors, buildings, and sites—with U.S. delivery support from IBIS.
Commercial Applications
For New Buildings, Existing Assets, and Mixed-Use Portfolios
- Offices
- Retail
- Schools and public buildings
- Commercial retrofit
- Mixed-use commercial
Bisly Deployment Model
Configure Digitally. Deploy From Standardized Templates.
No-Code Configuration
Define control logic through visual workflows instead of custom programming for every project.
Standardized Templates
Repeat common control patterns consistently across floors, buildings, and sites.
Unified Building Control
Bring HVAC, lighting, metering, alarms, and supported integrations into one environment.
Repeatable Rollout
Apply consistent naming, sequences, dashboards, and operating standards across a portfolio.
Simpler Commissioning
Map devices to the prepared model and validate the installation against defined project intent.
Where It Fits
Grounded Commercial Use Cases
- Office buildings and portfolios
- Retail properties
- Schools and public facilities
- Commercial retrofit programs
- Mixed-use developments
Project Benefits
Reduce Dependence on Specialist BMS Programming
Less Custom Engineering
Use repeatable no-code workflows instead of rebuilding one-off control sequences for every site.
Simpler Field Deployment
Carry the prepared digital model into installation and commissioning with fewer field decisions.
Consistent Site Standards
Repeat templates, naming, logic, and dashboards across buildings and portfolios.
Operational Continuity
Give operators a unified view of systems, schedules, alarms, trends, and building status.
IBIS Group USA
Commercial Delivery Support in the United States
IBIS supports project qualification, system architecture, specifications, product supply, logistics, partner coordination, implementation, training, warranty, and lifecycle optimization.