Connect oqdo.bos integrations
Command your physical real estate portfolio by connecting oqdo.bos to Make to optimize your heating and ventilation assets. Linking your IoT gateway to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly monitor energy consumption, resolve BACnet alarms, and track water leaks in real time. Register for a free account today to deploy your first smart building pipeline.
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oqdo.bos
Supercharge oqdo.bos with Make: Integrate and automate your building.
Connect oqdo.bos to your favorite apps using Make. Automate alerts on Slack, sync schedules with Google Calendar, and send data to Google Sheets to simplify your building management without writing complex code.
Instant alerts for building anomalies
Automatically route critical alerts and HVAC anomalies from oqdo.bos to your team's preferred messaging apps like Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Simplified energy data exporting
Automatically send real-time energy and ventilation data from oqdo.bos to Google Sheets or Airtable for hassle-free reporting.
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Automated maintenance ticketing
Generate and assign maintenance tickets in tools like Jira or ClickUp the moment oqdo.bos detects an equipment malfunction.
Smart scheduling with calendar integrations
Adjust your building's heating and lighting automatically by linking oqdo.bos with your team's Google Calendar or Outlook schedules.
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