For the operator
Private deployment on park servers, or SaaS; start with the tenant ledger and work orders.
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Industrial parks · AI and partnership
What AI do industrial parks need? One platform serving both the park operator and its tenants
A park has two layers of AI need: the operator's own management and services (tenant services, assets and work orders, policy matching, dashboards), and AI tools tenants can use directly. The foundation's portal model serves both from one system, each seeing only its own data.
Four needs parks raise most
01
Tenant services, digitised
Tenant requests, visits and service records in one ledger; AI drafts visit briefs and weekly reports.
02
Assets, work orders and the field
Building equipment, repair tickets and QR-code inspections, with every status change recorded and traceable.
03
AI as a shared service for tenants
Open a park-branded portal offering AI office tools and knowledge Q&A to tenants, licensed and metered per company.
04
Policy matching
Policy documents go into a knowledge base; AI helps search and explain them for each tenant. The original text prevails and people review conclusions.
Suggested application set
Tenant service and visit ledgerRequests, visits, reminders, AI briefs
Work-order centerRepairs, inspections, dispatch and scan-to-confirm on site
Park AI service portalSeparate licences and metering per tenant
Policy knowledge base and Q&AAnswers drawn only from approved policy texts
Operations dashboardsRoll-ups of tenant services, work orders and assets
Three ways parks work with us
Co-operated service for tenants
The park offers AI services to tenants; the platform provides portals, licensing and metering. Roles and revenue terms are agreed in writing per project.
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Before offering generative AI to tenants, we assess filing and registration needs and decide whether to use our filed services or have the park file separately.
How it works →We have the technical groundwork for this, but we complete a requirements and delivery-risk assessment before giving you a firm proposal.
Delivery scope
Included
- Requirements and delivery-risk assessment, defining operator vs tenant scope
- Deployment, portal design, organisation and permissions
- Configuration and composition of tenant-service, work-order and similar scenarios
- Feasibility and implementation of integration with existing park systems
Not included — said before the proposal
- No model training or fine-tuning
- No policy-application conclusions on behalf of the park or tenants
- No purchase or installation of access-control or CCTV hardware (existing device data interfaces can be integrated)
- Commercial terms between the park and its tenants are theirs to agree
FAQ
Will park and tenant data get mixed up?
No. Each tenant can have its own portal with its own members and visibility; what the operator may see is agreed in writing in the proposal.
Can it connect to systems the park already has?
Yes — via the open API or HTTP workflow nodes to existing OA, finance or access systems; the approach is confirmed during the assessment.
Does offering AI to tenants require filing?
It depends on the service. Before signing we assess whether our filed services can be used or the park needs its own filing or registration, and write the responsibilities into the contract.
Start with a requirements and delivery-risk assessment
Tell us about your business and data boundaries; we assess feasibility, risk and a staged plan before quoting.