Equiem Core | analytics
Manage Uncertainty, with Equiem Analytics
Equiem has helped us understand who is using our amenities, who goes, who cares. When we go to renew with a tenant, we want to understand what they’re doing, what they like, what they don’t like. By having not only a place where we can advertise events, but where we can see participation in them, that's huge. And I think we’re only just now scratching the surface of what that data will do for us.”
Keren Eichen
Director, Real Estate Services
Based on your feedback and the wide variety of new data touchpoints we have uncovered, we have redesigned our Dashboards product to help you manage smarter, more easily.
Find new ways to better manage your building and streamline operations, all while providing excellent tenant experience. There’s no limit to what you can learn from your tenants and their actions.
Really get to know your people: The tenancies they belong to, how they use the app, how engaged they are, and more.
Your platform is alive with activity: Find out how the community is interacting with it. And, thanks to our recent upgrade, you can now view responses to polls, surveys - and plan actions right away.
Learn what your tenants are reading, commenting on, liking and sharing – today, this week, this month, past and present.
Combined with our Marketplace product, you can optimise your e-commerce strategy, empower onsite vendors, and give tenants more of what they love.
Data securely hosted using enterprise-grade encryption.
Equiem has completed the due diligence to ensure all our practices and data policies adhere to GDPR.
Keep individual data secure with enterprise-level encryption and compliance practices.
Smart by Equiem: Measure building occupancy to learn when your tenants are in the building, when they’re coming and going, and more
Marketplace: Learn what your tenants are purchasing, what products they favour, and work with onsite retailers to tailor special offers and promotions
Spaces booking: Find out which spaces are most popular with tenants, and how existing common areas or underutilised spaces can be repurposed and commercialised
