ECOSYSTEM

ECOSYSTEM

WITHIN THE SMART BUILDING ECOSYSTEM, GETRALINE ACTS AS A FACILITATOR

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• Coordinates the ecosystem
• Acts as a neutral and independent stakeholder within the ecosystem
• Stores and processes data
• Restitutes analysed information
GETRALINE [facilitator]
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• Initiates the integration process of the company into the ecosystem
• Looks for solutions to improve tenants comfort and safety
• Ensures good service quality of Providers to their tenants
Lessor [instigator]
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• Is the ecosystem's target stakeholder
• Is involved in improving his habitat and environment
• Communicates with other stakeholders through dedicated web/mobile applications
Tenant [target]
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• Is the "field" coordinator between Lessors, Providers and Tenants
• Is the main link of the communication chain inside the building
• Supports tenants in their daily lives
Caretaker [coordinator]
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• Ensures good service quality
• Is constantly in search of improvement and productivity sources
• Organises interventions and meetings with Tenants
• Interfaces with the GETRALINE platform to facilitates its activities
Provider [contributor]
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• Prescribes good practices inside the ecosystem
• Advises lessors in their digital transformation
• Supports lessors in the implementation of infrastructures
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OUR PRIORITY: THE FINAL USER’S SATISFACTION

The “TBS” (Tenant based solution) approach is a paradigm of GETRALINE, which expresses the main purpose of all our solutions: focusing on final users, including tenants. This approach incorporates their main requirements in the process before the design phase.

IMPROVE SAFETY and comfort on a daily basis

BE INFORMED of equipment failures and the way they are handled

REDUCE providers’ response times

FACILITATE appointment scheduling with providers

IMPROVE COMMUNICATION with lessor and providers

REDUCE energy spendings