How BPMS supports this workflow
A multifamily audit must represent the whole building without losing the differences between dwelling units. BPMS separates building-level information from unit-level square footage, windows, lighting, refrigerators, ASHRAE ventilation information, and other observations.
Heating, cooling, and water-heating equipment can be recorded as shared central systems or as multiple systems serving specific units or areas. Common-area lighting and other shared loads remain attached to the building record, allowing reports to explain both unit-specific and whole-building findings.
Platform capabilities
- MFB-numbered audits for buildings containing five or more dwelling units
- Repeatable Add Another controls for units, systems, windows, and equipment
- Unit-level area, lighting, refrigerator, ventilation, and window inputs
- Central or distributed heating, cooling, and water-heating systems
- Common-area observations and coordinated building-level reports
Typical workflow
- Step 1
Create the multifamily building record
- Step 2
Add dwelling units and shared areas
- Step 3
Assign systems and measurements
- Step 4
Review and generate coordinated reports
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