Every building has a voice

Buildings shouldn't
be mysteries.

Operations shouldn't feel like firefighting. The building should remember, and the people responsible should stop guessing. FacilityWatcher holds what the building is and what it has experienced. LiKA says what to do next.

Work orders & CMMSBMS & controlsBACnet & ModbusMeters & sensors
FacilityWatcher
LIVE
Refrigerationearly fault

Walk-in Cooler B

41°Frange 34–38°F
Work orderOpen

WO-1847

Coil clean — Walk-in Cooler B

  1. Jun 2025WO-1602
  2. Feb 2026WO-1711
  3. TodayWO-1847

Electric

398kW

PF 0.92

Domestic water

68psi

holding

Chiller plant

44°F

1 of 3 · optimal

Harbor Tower · illustrative. Walk-in Cooler B at 41 degrees with open WO-1847. Domestic water 68 psi. Chiller plant optimal, staged 1 of 3.

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LiKA

Cooler B is drifting because the condenser coil is fouling. Last clean was 14 months ago. Efficiency is down 11% over 6 days.

Connective intelligence across every system

Work ordersService historyCostsChiller plantDomestic waterRefrigerationEnergy meteringContractorsIndoor air qualityBMS & controlsWork ordersService historyCostsChiller plantDomestic waterRefrigerationEnergy meteringContractorsIndoor air qualityBMS & controls
The problem

The building keeps operating. Its memory keeps disappearing.

Every person who touches a building learns something about it. When they leave, the work order, the last contractor, and the live reading stay in different systems. You can't resolve what the building has already forgotten.

Disconnectedsystems

BMS, meters, sensors, and the CMMS each keep their own copy. The work order never meets the live reading.

Reactiveoperations

Teams find out something failed when a tenant complains, not six days earlier when it started drifting.

Tribalknowledge

How the building actually behaves lives in a few people's heads, filing cabinets, and inboxes. It walks out the door when they do.

DNA · Memory · Intelligence · Voice

One incident. Four things LiKA has to know.

Walk-in Cooler B is drifting warm. Watch LiKA pull the equipment record, the work-order history, the live trend, and the next action — across refrigeration, work orders, energy, and assets.

Hover or click a beat to hold it. Same building as the hero.

FacilityWatcher
LIVE
RefrigerationAssets
EquipmentDNA

Walk-in Cooler B

WIC-B

Parent
Rack 2
Tied to
Condenser C-4
Installed
2019
Relationships
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LiKA · DNA

This is Walk-in Cooler B on Rack 2, installed 2019, tied to Condenser C-4.

The platform · FacilityWatcher

Same building. Pick a lens.

FacilityWatcher is how your team sees the intelligence layer. Click a module. You are not opening a different product. You are looking at Harbor Tower from another angle.

FacilityWatcher
LIVE

Refrigeration · Harbor Tower

Live box tempearly fault
41°Frange 34–38°F
DNA

Walk-in Cooler B · Rack 2 · Condenser C-4 · installed 2019

Memory

WO-1602 coil clean · WO-1711 same drift Feb 2026

Meet LiKA

The building's voice.
On a screen, and in the room.

LiKA is the voice inside FacilityWatcher. Same Harbor Tower incident: what to do, who last touched it, and how we know it is actually resolved. It enhances the people in the mechanical room. It does not replace them.

Knows this building

Not a generic template. LiKA is reading Walk-in Cooler B's equipment record, work orders, and live temp.

Says what to do

Plain steps a technician can run, with the last contractor and cost attached.

Knows if it closed

WO-1847 stays open until the cooler holds 34–38°F. Resolution is a measured outcome.

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LiKA

Harbor Tower · Level 1

live

Walk-in Cooler B

41°

range 34–38°F

early fault

WO-1847 · last on this unit

Harbor Mechanical · Jun 2025 · $2,400

  1. 1Clean condenser coil on C-4
  2. 2Verify rack 2 head pressure
  3. 3Re-check approach in 30 min
  4. 4Close WO-1847 if range holds

Close WO-1847 only if 34–38°F holds

How it works

From a forgotten work order to a closed one.

Same Harbor Tower cooler, five frames. We don't replace the CMMS or the BMS. We put what they already know on one timeline and keep the outcome.

CMMS

WO-1711

Same warm drift. Setpoint bumped. Coil not addressed.

Live cooler

41°F

Not attached to the work order.

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

Still curious? A 20-minute walkthrough is the fastest way to see it on your building.

Book a demo

Optec is the intelligence layer across a building. It keeps what the building is and what it has experienced, reads that against live operations, and tells the people responsible why something is happening, what to do, and whether it was actually resolved.

Optec is the company and the layer. FacilityWatcher is the product your team logs into. LiKA is the voice inside it. Chillers, water, refrigeration, work orders, and the rest are modules the layer understands. They are not Optec itself.

No. We don't have to replace your BMS, CMMS, work-order system, or contractors. We make them smarter by putting their records next to live operations.

Fewer repeat service calls from treating root cause instead of symptoms, avoided failures from catching drift early, lower energy and demand, and rebates you can actually document. Savings are measured, not assumed.

Equipment records, relationships, work-order history, contractors, costs, and live points across the systems you already have. That model is the building's DNA and memory. LiKA is how it speaks.

No. It puts the last attempt, the live reading, and the next step in front of the people who already know the building.

BMS and controls, work-order / CMMS feeds, meters, sensors, and open protocols including BACnet and Modbus. Chillers, water, refrigeration, IAQ, leaks, and access are lenses on that layer, not separate products you have to buy first.

Get started

Stop guessing.
Start understanding your building.

See FacilityWatcher and LiKA on a building like yours. A 20-minute demo is enough to know whether you would leave it smarter than you found it.

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