Request a PremLink briefing

Integrate real-time occupancy data into your building management system without a cloud dependency in the control path. 

PremLink is an on-premise appliance that runs the XY Sense processing pipeline inside your building and serves live occupancy, headcount and percent occupied as BACnet/IP objects and UDMI v1.5.2 messages. Tell us about the building and our team will walk your BMS integrator, IT security reviewer and workplace team through the architecture, the network requirements and the commercial model.

Key insights

Architecture walkthrough. How sensor data reaches your BMS locally in under a second.

BACnet objects and UDMI output, mapped to the spaces on your floor plan rather than sensor IDs.

Network, ports and security posture. Outbound-only, mutual TLS, IEC 62443 Level 3, no CLI or SSH.

Which route suits your building. PremLink, or the XY Sense API into your existing smart building platform.

What sets XY Sense apart. Why enterprise teams choose us over alternatives.

We respect your privacy. Your information will only be used to send you updates from XY Sense and will never be shared.

Real world results

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Office spaces optimized by real-time data

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Global scale, compliance,
deployment support.

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Precision live data you can see & trust

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Annual occupancy detections powering enterprise decisions

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Product Sheets & Technical Documentation

Explore product sheets and technical specs for our sensors and platform.

 
Learn more

If your team already uses occupancy data for utilization and portfolio planning, this is the next step. 

Join us for a live 45-minute roundtable to learn:

  • How global enterprises use occupancy data across live portfolios, and where the limits sit

  • The consulting view on integration, standards and what actually gets designed into a project

  • Where automation teams draw the line on trusting an external data source

  • What the panel thinks the next five years will demand of building teams

Wednesday 4 November | 10.00 - 10.45am (GMT)