Edviro

Edviro is an AI powered facilities operations platform that turns building signals and staff requests into reviewed work orders and verified fixes. It watches utility data, building management and automation systems, and asset and maintenance logs around the clock, and works with equipment from any vendor. The workflow is a loop: a signal arrives as a text, email, alarm or meter change; Edviro diagnoses the likely cause and attaches the evidence; a human approves the planned fix; a technician is dispatched with the equipment history and repair steps; and building data then confirms that the problem actually stopped. A staff member can text a hotline, and the system drafts a work order, keeps the requester informed and closes the request once the room is back to setpoint. Savings are checked against the real utility bill. For data centers, Edviro reads existing telemetry without installing anything new, groups related alarms to point to a likely cause and produces a short operator work list. It also fits a physics model to a site's own telemetry so operators can ask capacity and cooling questions before changing the floor. Nothing is sent out until someone approves it. Edviro began in California school districts and now serves education, healthcare, data centers and real estate. The company is backed by Y Combinator. Pricing is not published, and customers book a demo.