Solutions for Residential Communities
A smarter, more efficient and predictable residential community.
Solluz integrates telemetry, energy, automation and security to improve operational visibility, reduce waste and support property managers, management companies, technical teams and residents.
- Control of Resources and Equipment
- Operational Alerts and Historical Data
- Information for Managers and Residents
Information-Based Management
A residential community operates as an integrated system.
Water, gas and energy consumption, pump operation, water tank levels, access points and security systems all affect costs, continuity and management quality.
When this information remains isolated or becomes visible only after a failure, management is forced to operate reactively. Solluz organizes the data into a clear operational view that helps identify anomalies and prioritize action.
Invisible Waste
Unusual consumption and leaks may remain undetected until the utility bill arrives.
Failures Without Warning
Pumps, water tanks and communication systems may experience problems outside regular inspection hours.
Fragmented Information
Spreadsheets, manual readings and disconnected systems make it difficult to obtain a complete view of the operation.
Reactive Management
Without historical data and alerts, important decisions depend on incidents and complaints.
Residential Community Ecosystem
Modules that can operate independently or as an integrated solution.
The project may begin with one priority issue and expand through a structured plan, without requiring every solution to be implemented at the same time.
Individual Metering & Telemetry
Remote water, gas and energy readings by unit, common area, building or department, with historical data and profile-based access.
Explore Telemetry →Water Tanks & Pumps
Water level, pressure, electrical current, status, operating hours and automated alerts for hydraulic and water-supply systems.
Explore Monitoring →Energy Management
Common-area consumption, peak demand, equipment monitoring, solar generation and energy-efficiency opportunities.
Explore Energy Management →Building Automation
Lighting, HVAC, gates, operating routines, mechanical rooms and integration of building systems.
Explore Automation →Security & Access Control
CCTV, alarms, sensors, access control, entrance-management systems and monitoring of critical areas.
Explore Security →Management & Resident Portal
Indicators, consumption, incidents and information presented according to each user’s permission level.
Explore the Platform →Information for Each Responsibility
One operation, with the right view for each user.
Property Manager
A management-level view of consumption, alerts, equipment, historical data and operational priorities.
- Consolidated indicators;
- important alerts;
- support for management reporting.
Property Management Company
Organized information for monitoring, cost analysis and management of multiple properties.
- Reports;
- comparisons;
- standardized data.
Technical Team
Detailed operational information for investigating faults, critical conditions and equipment performance.
- Real-time status;
- event history;
- maintenance planning.
Resident
Individual consumption monitoring and access to information authorized by the residential community.
- Unit consumption;
- personal history;
- greater transparency.
Integrated Residential Community Management Platform
One central view for monitoring different systems.
Solluz can integrate information from different equipment and technologies into dashboards organized by module, building, area and access level.
- Operational Overview
- Alerts & Events
- Historical Data & Trends
- Individual & Shared Consumption
- Equipment Indicators
- Customized Access Profiles
Water TanksNormal Levels
CommunicationFour Units Under Review
PumpsNormal Operation
Planned Implementation
From technical survey to monitored operations.
The technical design depends on the property’s structure, existing meters, communication coverage and the priorities defined by management.
Assessment
Review of the community’s challenges, utility bills, systems, equipment and objectives.
Technical Survey
Mapping of measurement points, infrastructure, distances and communication conditions.
Solution Architecture
Definition of sensors, meters, gateways, integrations, dashboards and alerts.
Pilot or Deployment
Installation, testing, data validation and adjustments based on field performance.
Operations & Expansion
Training, ongoing support and expansion to additional modules when appropriate.
Example: water tanks, individual metering or energy.
New modules within the same management environment.
Consolidated data, historical information and continuous improvement.
Potential Benefits
Greater predictability for managing resources and infrastructure.
Actual benefits depend on the current situation, the technologies implemented and how management uses the available information.
Faster Identification of Anomalies
Consumption, water levels and equipment can be monitored through alerts configured for each operation.
Reduced Dependence on Manual Inspections
Remote readings complement technical routines and improve visibility outside inspection hours.
Maintenance Planning
Operating hours, events and historical data help organize interventions and priorities.
Greater Management Transparency
Indicators and reports support communication with board members and residents.
Better Investment Decisions
Real operational data supports the assessment of modernization, energy-efficiency and system-expansion projects.
Initial Assessment
What is currently the main challenge facing your residential community?
Submit the initial information. Solluz will perform a preliminary review and explain the next steps required for the technical survey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before Beginning the Technical Survey.
Do all solutions need to be implemented at the same time?
No. The project may begin with a specific need and be prepared for future integrations.
Can residents monitor their individual consumption?
Yes, when individual metering and resident access are included in the project. Permissions are defined according to the community’s rules.
Can existing equipment be reused?
This depends on the technology, available interfaces and equipment condition. The technical survey identifies integration or adaptation opportunities.
How many gateways or communication points are required?
The quantity depends on the selected technology, building characteristics and coverage verified through a site survey or practical field tests.
Does the platform replace on-site maintenance?
No. Monitoring improves visibility and supports maintenance, but inspections and technical interventions remain necessary.