Voho wins a landmark enterprise contract

Smart Facilities & Cities

Built on Sovereign AI

Your building systems already work. We make them work together.

We do not replace Archibus or SAP. We sit on top of them, so people can ask in plain language instead of learning five different screens.

Trigger
IoT event

What starts the workflow

Reading

Flow 3.4 m³/h against a 0.2 baseline

Joining systems up
BMS · IoT · Archibus · SAP
1

Sensor spotted something wrong

Unusual water flow, kept up for 90 seconds

2

Work out the building and the equipment

Building 4 · pipe B · valve V-221

3

Check the building controls

No planned work that would explain it

4

Check what is nearby

Electrical room is 6 metres away — marked urgent

5

Raise the job in Archibus

Job REQ-48230 · urgent · plumbing

6

Tell the team, and chase if nobody replies

Maintenance team called — someone more senior if nobody answers in 15 minutes

Nothing was replaced. Archibus still holds the job, the building controls still run the building, SAP still holds the equipment record. Voho just connects them, so a person or a sensor can start the whole chain with one message.

This runs right here in your browser. Nothing to sign up for, and no call needed to see what it does.

Right now Archibus, SAP, the air-conditioning controls, the sensors and the access gates are separate systems with separate screens. We connect them, so a member of staff can just say what is wrong and the right thing happens in the right system.

Capabilities

What it does.

One sentence, the whole job done

Someone says the air conditioning in their office is broken. It works out who they are, which building and room, files the request in Archibus properly, and reads back the request number.

Problems that report themselves

A water sensor notices a leak at 3am. It checks the building system, raises the work order and calls the maintenance team — and calls someone more senior if nobody answers.

It works with whatever you already have

Archibus, SAP, Oracle, Maximo, building controls, meters, parking, access gates and visitor systems all sit behind one simple way of asking.

Answers, not just reports

Which building has the most air-conditioning problems. What is overdue. Which equipment keeps failing. Asked in plain words, answered from live data — not a report someone runs overnight.

Example workflows

Start to finish, in your own systems.

Trigger

An employee says the AC in their office is not working

  1. 01Work out who is asking, from their login or phone number
  2. 02Find their building, floor and room
  3. 03Decide which kind of job this is, the way Archibus expects
  4. 04Check nobody has already reported the same thing
  5. 05File the request in Archibus

Outcome

The employee gets a request number, and it is followed until the job is done.

Trigger

A water sensor reports abnormal flow overnight

  1. 01Check the reading held for a while, and was not a blip
  2. 02Work out which building, which pipe, which valve
  3. 03Check whether planned maintenance explains it
  4. 04Mark it urgent — the electrical room is six metres away
  5. 05Raise the job in Archibus and call the maintenance team

Outcome

The job is raised, and someone more senior is called if nobody responds in fifteen minutes.

Trigger

A facilities manager asks what is overdue

  1. 01Look across every open job in Archibus and SAP
  2. 02Sort by building, type, and how late each one is
  3. 03Point out the equipment that keeps breaking

Outcome

A straight answer from live data, not a report that runs overnight.

Works with what you already have

Nothing gets thrown away.

Your systems keep doing their job and keep holding your records. We simply let people ask them for things in plain language.

ArchibusSAPOracleServiceNowIBM MaximoBMS platformsIoT and smart metersAccess controlCCTV platformsParkingRoom bookingGISVisitor managementTransportationContractor systemsYour own in-house systems

Runs where your rules require

Your computers, your information.

Where it runs

  • On your own servers, next to your building systems
  • In your own private section of the cloud
  • In a Saudi data centre, if you prefer

How it is kept safe

  • Nobody gains access they did not already have
  • Your building and maintenance data stays in your network
  • A record of every request and what was done about it
  • Staff sign in with the company account they already use
  • Contractors see only their own jobs

Bring it to your own infrastructure.

We sit down with your IT and security people first — where it runs, where your information lives, and what it connects to — before anyone talks about price.