Keep every building safe, certified and efficient.
Equipment, maintenance, certificates and energy, on the same record as your leases.
Built for the chief engineers, energy managers and owners who carry the liability when plant fails.
October 2026, Centre A
Every obligation carries its evidence. Today is Sunday 4 October.
Next 60 days
EECA position, landlord energy over 12 months
19,840 GJ after 6,210 GJ of documented tenant deduction. 92% of the 21,600 GJ threshold.
Illustrative image. Interface panels are an illustrative concept build.
Built for the people who carry the liability.
Facilities & Energy runs inside Anycomp Mall and Anycomp Property. It is sold to owners, not as a separate maintenance tool.
Mall owners with in-house engineering
Hundreds of plant items, maintained through a dozen contractors.
REIT and tower owners
Several buildings, each with its own certificates and energy bill.
Multi-building property managers
Plant maintained per building and per principal.
Registered energy managers
The annual EE&C report and the tenant deduction worksheet.
Safety and health officers
Incidents, permits to work and the regulator-ready pack.
FM and M&E contractors
Work orders and evidence on the owner's record, as seats.
What changes in the first year.
Each change replaces a logbook, a calendar or a bill that one engineer keeps today.
Equipment list kept in a handover spreadsheet
An equipment register with QR tags and kW ratings
PPM recorded in contractor logbooks
PPM and inspection routes with photo evidence
CF and fire-certificate dates in one engineer's calendar
A statutory calendar with 60, 30 and 7-day alerts
Energy read off the TNB bill
Main, sub- and tenant meters with documented deductions
Chargeable work never recharged
Chargeable work orders billed through the lease ledger
Eight stages, from the equipment tag to the lease.
Each stage writes to the same equipment item, unit and tenant. The cost of a fault reaches the lease ledger.
One plant room, one record.
Census
Every item tagged, rated and placed in the hierarchy.
Maintenance
Calendar and meter-based PPM, with statutory templates.
Faults
Requests from QR tags, the tenant portal, WhatsApp and BMS alarms.
Work orders
Triage, SLA clocks, photos and signatures on closure.
Contractors
Contracts, competent persons, SLA scores and penalties.
Certificates
CF, fire certificate and licences, with their evidence.
Energy
Meters, tenant deductions and the EECA report.
Recharge and capex
Chargeable work billed; replacement signals sent to the owner.
What each person sees when the shift starts.
One record, five views. The engineer, the energy manager and the owner read the same facts.
Chief Engineer
SEES
PPM due, open work orders and CF dates.
DOES
Assigns contractors and closes work with evidence.
Registered Energy Manager
SEES
Landlord consumption against 21,600 GJ, and tenant meters.
DOES
Approves the monthly deduction worksheet.
Safety and Health Officer
SEES
Incidents, permits to work and certificate expiries.
DOES
Closes incidents with a root cause and corrective work.
Contractor Technician
SEES
Today's route and assigned work orders.
DOES
Scans the QR tag and records photos and readings.
Owner's Asset Manager
SEES
Plant condition, remaining life and capex signals.
DOES
Approves replacements in the owner's capex plan.
Twelve systems, led by energy and certificates.
The EECA Energy Pack and the statutory calendar open the door. Work orders, PPM and the field app come with them.
Equipment and maintenance
Faults and contractors
Safety and compliance
Energy and services
Lifecycle and integration
In Anycomp Mall these are systems 9 and 10. In Anycomp Property they run per building and per principal. System counts describe the designed architecture.
Safety and energy law, kept as evidence.
Each row names the instrument and the evidence the system keeps. This is our Regulatory Control Inventory, in place of a logo wall.
Not legal advice. Validate with your registered energy manager, competent persons and counsel. Anycomp does not certify on behalf of the Energy Commission, DOSH, Bomba or CIDB. The Energy Commission publishes no count of EECA notices, so we quote none.
Connects to
Sensors, gateways and BMS hardware stay with your integrators. Anycomp reads from them and keeps the record.
Live in six steps. Priced after the session.
Each step ends with a document you sign. The census comes first, because every later step reads from it.
A written quote after the strategy session.
No price list. Every quote names what is included and what is left out. It is priced on what you run:
Keep it if it works for your engineers. Start with the EECA pack and the statutory calendar.
No. It reads alarms and readings through a partner gateway. Control stays with your BMS.
Yes. The field app works offline in plant rooms and syncs when back in range.
You and your competent persons. The system keeps the calendar and the evidence.
That depends on landlord consumption after tenant deductions. The pack shows your position from metered data.
The owner or the contractor pays per seat. The data stays with the building.
Yes. A chargeable work order creates a recharge line in the lease ledger.
You do. Routes, templates and approval limits are documented and handed over at step 6.
Book a strategy session for your building.
90 minutes with your chief engineer and energy manager. It ends with a written scope for a pilot.
