Find Hidden HVAC Waste Before It Hits Your Budget
AI fault detection for commercial buildings using your existing BAS data.
OnPoint analyzes your trend exports, prioritizes faults by likely energy and comfort impact, and gives your team clear next steps to fix what matters first.
No new sensors. No on-site installation. Start with existing BAS exports.
Up to 35% savings is common in buildings with undetected HVAC faults.*
Up to 35%
Common avoidable HVAC energy waste identified
<24 hours
Typical time to first prioritized findings after clean upload
0
New sensors or site visits required
*Actual savings vary by building condition, controls quality, and implementation of recommended actions.
Results are based on prior customer analyses; outcomes vary by building conditions and correction execution.
From BAS Export to Action Plan in 3 Steps
Upload your existing BAS trends, let LeanFM review the data, and walk away with a ranked action plan your team can execute.
Export BAS Trend Data
Export your existing points into CSV format.
No new hardware requiredUpload Sample Dataset
Complete account setup and submit your file in minutes.
Guided upload flowReview Results with LeanFM
We manually test your dataset and schedule a call to walk through findings.
Impact-ranked resultsBuilt for Facility Teams That Need Fast Decisions
One platform for finding hidden faults, deciding what to fix first, and sharing progress with stakeholders.
Fault Prioritization
Find hidden faults beyond BAS alarms and rank them by estimated impact.
Technician Guidance
Each issue includes clear next steps so teams can execute faster.
Stakeholder Reporting
Share findings in PDF or CSV with leadership, vendors, and maintenance teams.
Portfolio Expansion
Start with sample data, validate value quickly, then scale with confidence.
Get Clear Fault Data
- Faults are ranked by estimated impact, not noise.
- Each finding includes plain-language corrective guidance.
- Results can be exported and shared across teams quickly.
Common questions
Answers on savings, process, data requirements, and security.