Sensgreen: Cloud building analytics, wireless HVAC control and local integration software

Sensgreen connects building systems and wireless devices through Cloud BMS, Wireless BMS and an on-premises or hosted Integration Hub.

Summary

Best for
Building teams combining legacy controls, wireless sensing and operational analytics across sites.
Less suited to
Assuming a listed protocol guarantees every device model or control sequence is preconfigured.
Deployment
Cloud BMS and wireless controls, with Integration Hub deployable locally or hosted.
Data in
BMS points, meters and wireless sensors through model-specific protocol integration.
Pricing
Public pricing was not established from the reviewed sources.

Overview

Sensgreen supplies software for connecting and operating commercial-building systems. Its Cloud BMS adds analytics to existing controls, with fault detection, alarm prioritisation and reporting. The company separates that layer from wireless control and from the software that integrates data sources. This distinction is useful for buildings that already have a BMS but lack consistent operational analysis, as well as sites where individual room devices remain manually controlled. The overall offering combines measurements, equipment context and workflows so that a problem can be investigated as part of a building system rather than as an isolated sensor alert.

Offering

Integration Hub can run as a Docker container on customer hardware or as an on-site appliance, with no cloud account required for local operation. The published protocol list includes BACnet/IP, Modbus TCP, MQTT, LoRaWAN and HTTP interfaces, with additional building and industrial connections. It normalises measurements, supports reusable device profiles and routes data to destinations such as MQTT, HTTP or local storage. Local buffering retains data during connection interruptions. The page also describes cloud-hosted deployment. Those options belong to Integration Hub specifically and should not be confused with a promise that every Sensgreen cloud feature runs locally.

Products and platforms

  1. Cloud BMS

    Building analytics

    Fault detection, diagnostics, trends and operational reporting.2

  2. Wireless BMS

    HVAC control

    Coordinated schedules and setpoints for supported wireless controllers.4

  3. Energy Management

    Meter analytics

    Submeter views, reporting and power-quality analysis where input data supports it.5

Technology

Wireless BMS focuses on schedules, setpoints and control of supported room-level equipment. Listed asset types include LoRaWAN split-air-conditioner controllers, radiator valves, fan-coil thermostats and sockets, with gateway integration for VRF equipment. Occupancy, window and air-quality measurements can inform the control logic. The intended role is to coordinate devices that would otherwise depend on separate remotes or manual routines. The service is therefore different from simply adding a wireless sensor to an existing dashboard: useful operation also depends on actuator integration, comfort limits and the selected operating rules for each zone or tenancy.

Markets

The energy-management offering includes submeter views, threshold alerts, reporting and analyses of electrical conditions where suitable measurements exist. Cloud BMS extends the operating context to chillers, air-handling units, pumps, fan coils and variable-air-volume equipment. Its Chennai project description illustrates the intended workflow of organising existing BMS points by equipment and turning recurring faults into actionable reports. The page explicitly labels the published outcome figures as illustrative pending confirmation, so they are not presented here as measured customer savings. The useful evidence is the described integration and analysis workflow, not those provisional percentages.

Company

The company page identifies Hasan Basri Tosun as CEO and co-founder, Mehmet Yiğitcan Yeşilata as CTO and co-founder, and Fatih Aykut Yıldırım as engineering vice president and co-founder. Their published backgrounds span energy systems, machine learning, building science and embedded integration. Sensgreen works through a partner network for commercial-building projects and presents solutions for energy, air quality and HVAC operations. Its current portfolio places a stronger distinction between integration, analytics and wireless control than a single generic IoT-platform label would suggest. Those separate components allow different starting points according to the building’s existing controls and available data. Its official company profile dates the business to 2018 and identifies Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates as headquarters.

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References

  1. Sensgreen company leadership (opens in a new tab)
  2. Cloud BMS monitoring and diagnostics (opens in a new tab)
  3. Integration Hub local architecture (opens in a new tab)
  4. Wireless BMS controlled equipment (opens in a new tab)
  5. Energy-management analytics (opens in a new tab)
  6. Chennai Cloud BMS project description (opens in a new tab)
  7. Official company LinkedIn profile: reviewed 27 September 2026 (opens in a new tab)

This profile does not imply a commercial relationship with Sensgreen and may contain inaccuracies.