ARMS is the intelligence layer for building operations. It connects the live signals of a building — email, calls, documents, sensors, staff activity, residents, vendors, payments, and external systems — into one controlled operating layer that understands what's happening, sends the right action, verifies the work, and proves every step.
Software digitized buildings. It gave them dashboards, portals, forms, and reports — but left every decision scattered across inboxes, people, and after-the-fact records. Buildings don't need another place to store what happened. They need a system that acts.
The building creates signals — ARMS reads them together and decides what matters.
The right action reaches the right person — with location, instructions, and proof attached.
Presence is verified on site, the work is proven, and the result becomes intelligence.
ARMS classifies the event, checks the rule, routes the workflow, notifies the right people, and records the outcome. Closed in minutes — not meetings.
Governed automation turns policy into action. Approval chains where they're required; autonomy where they're not. Every step deterministic and inspectable.
Patrols sensor-confirmed. Tasks timestamped. Outcomes signed. When it matters, the record is evidence — not anecdote.
BLE beacons and NFC infrastructure put ground truth under every round, every inspection, every shift — across security, maintenance, and cleaning teams.
Deploy ARMS as the complete operations platform — or as the intelligence layer over the systems you already own. Either way, it acts.
Every action proposed by intelligence is checked against policy before it runs. Approvals where the stakes demand them, hard stops where they don't — bounded, reversible, and recorded.
Charts. Reports. Exports. The event is over by the time anyone reads about it — and the work of responding hasn't started.
Governed automation with a full audit trail. Every action authorized by policy, executed by workflow, confirmed by sensors, and signed into the record.
Bring us one operating process your current software can't handle. If it can be described as inputs, rules, decisions, approvals, actions, and records, ARMS can usually turn it into a governed workflow.
Run ARMS as your full operations platform — or as the smartest layer over the stack you already own. Either way, it starts acting on day one.