We plug in
You keep your systems.
Smarkia runs on top of the DAS, BMS, and SCADA you already own. We read your meters and controls over the protocols they already speak, BACnet, KNX, Modbus, and OPC, across electricity, gas, water, and solar. No rip and replace, no proprietary boxes, no forklift project.
What's at stake
Integration should not be the project.
Most energy software asks you to rip out what works, install new hardware, and re-onboard a site that ran fine last week. That is a capital project, not a savings project.
What's at stake
Integration should not be the project.
Most energy software asks you to rip out what works, install new hardware, and re-onboard a site that ran fine last week. That is a capital project, not a savings project.
Rip and replace
New controllers, new gateways, a summer of construction, and a bill that eats the savings for years. Most owners cannot afford the disruption.
New controllers, new gateways, a summer of construction, and a bill that eats the savings for years. Most owners cannot afford the disruption.
Rip and replace
Rip and replace
New controllers, new gateways, a summer of construction, and a bill that eats the savings for years. Most owners cannot afford the disruption.
Proprietary hardware
Vendor boxes that only talk to that vendor. You bought them once, and you keep paying to keep them talking.
Vendor boxes that only talk to that vendor. You bought them once, and you keep paying to keep them talking.
Proprietary hardware
Proprietary hardware
Vendor boxes that only talk to that vendor. You bought them once, and you keep paying to keep them talking.
Data trapped in silos
Electricity in one portal, gas in another, solar in a third. Nobody sees the whole picture, and nobody has time to build it.
Electricity in one portal, gas in another, solar in a third. Nobody sees the whole picture, and nobody has time to build it.
Data trapped in silos
Data trapped in silos
Electricity in one portal, gas in another, solar in a third. Nobody sees the whole picture, and nobody has time to build it.
How it works
Connect what you already have.
The systems in your site are fine. They just need to talk to each other.
How it works
Connect what you already have.
The systems in your site are fine. They just need to talk to each other.
Day 0 -Connect
We read your DAS, BMS, SCADA, and meters over the protocols they already speak, BACnet, KNX, Modbus, and OPC. No integration project stands between you and your first live signal.
Day 0 -Connect
We read your DAS, BMS, SCADA, and meters over the protocols they already speak, BACnet, KNX, Modbus, and OPC. No integration project stands between you and your first live signal.
Day 15 - Normalize
Every signal lands on the same footing, across electricity, gas, water, and solar, so a store in Texas and a plant in Ohio can actually be compared.
Day 15 - Normalize
Every signal lands on the same footing, across electricity, gas, water, and solar, so a store in Texas and a plant in Ohio can actually be compared.
Day 30 - Act
Smarkia sends setpoints your existing systems execute. One click hands full control back to your team, any time.
Day 30 - Act
Smarkia sends setpoints your existing systems execute. One click hands full control back to your team, any time.
What we connect to
If it speaks a protocol, we can read it.
Naming a protocol is the easy part. Reading it in production is not. We've been integrating diverse protocols for fifteen years. Interoperability is about the protocols a system actually speaks, not the number of logos on a slide.
What we connect to
If it speaks a protocol, we can read it.
Naming a protocol is the easy part. Reading it in production is not. We've been integrating diverse protocols for fifteen years. Interoperability is about the protocols a system actually speaks, not the number of logos on a slide.
Open protocols and standards
Twenty-plus protocols translated natively, from field-level buses to metering and IoT standards. Adding the next one is routine work for us, not a project.
BACnet
Modbus
OPC UA
ANSI C12
MQTT
DLMS
KNX
M-Bus
Sit on top, not in place of
Your DAS, BMS, and SCADA from the major vendors, read in place. Manufacturer gateways and portals unified into one feed. Nothing gets replaced.
External signals
Weather and energy-market data pulled in and normalized alongside your own meters, so every number is comparable and every alert has context.
When there is no protocol
Some systems do not expose a field protocol at all. We still connect them at the data layer, over a REST API, a direct database read, or a scheduled file drop.
Connectivity Overview
Don't see yours? The full list runs to hundreds of devices, protocols, and integrations across every sector we serve. Odds are yours is already on it, and if it isn't, it won't be for long.
Connectivity Overview
Don't see yours? The full list runs to hundreds of devices, protocols, and integrations across every sector we serve. Odds are yours is already on it, and if it isn't, it won't be for long.
Proof
Integration that does not
become the project.
Hardware is rarely required, and capped at a few hundred dollars when it is.
Proof
Integration that does not
become the project.
Hardware is rarely required, and capped at a few hundred dollars when it is.
Proof
Integration that does not
become the project.
Hardware is rarely required, and capped at a few hundred dollars when it is.
Why Smarkia
Why integration is the first thing we prove.
Why Smarkia
Why integration is the first thing we prove.
Why Smarkia
Why integration is the first thing we prove.
FAQs
Do you have any questions?
Here are the answers.
FAQs
Do you have any questions?
Here are the answers.
FAQs
Do you have any questions?
Here are the answers.
What systems and protocols does Smarkia connect to?
Smarkia runs on top of the DAS, BMS, and SCADA you already own and reads your meters and controls over the protocols they already speak, including BACnet, KNX, M-Bus, and Modbus. There is no need to standardize hardware first.
Do I need to install new hardware to connect Smarkia?
Rarely. Smarkia connects over your existing network and protocols, so there's no rip-and-replace and no new gateways to roll out across every site — and on the rare occasion a device is needed, it's capped at about $1,000 per site.
Will connecting Smarkia disrupt systems that already work?
No. Smarkia layers on top of equipment that already runs, reading signals and sending setpoints without re-onboarding a site that worked fine last week. Integration stays an add-on, not a capital project.
How long does it take to integrate my sites with Smarkia?
Most sites reach their first live signal in about 15 days. Because Smarkia connects to what you already run, there's no downtime for a hardware swap.
Can Smarkia connect many sites with different equipment?
Yes. Smarkia normalizes data from mixed vendors and protocols into one platform, so a portfolio of sites running different BMS, meters, and controls all appear in a single, consistent view.
What about sites that only have meters and no BMS?
Smarkia still works. It can read metering data on its own and layer optimization wherever controls exist, so partially instrumented sites get value without waiting for a full controls upgrade.
Is the data moving between my systems and Smarkia secure?
Yes. Every signal is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and Smarkia is ISO 27001 certified, and your operational data stays owned by you. Connectivity never means giving up control of your systems or your data.
What systems and protocols does Smarkia connect to?
Smarkia runs on top of the DAS, BMS, and SCADA you already own and reads your meters and controls over the protocols they already speak, including BACnet, KNX, M-Bus, and Modbus. There is no need to standardize hardware first.
Do I need to install new hardware to connect Smarkia?
Rarely. Smarkia connects over your existing network and protocols, so there's no rip-and-replace and no new gateways to roll out across every site — and on the rare occasion a device is needed, it's capped at about $1,000 per site.
Will connecting Smarkia disrupt systems that already work?
No. Smarkia layers on top of equipment that already runs, reading signals and sending setpoints without re-onboarding a site that worked fine last week. Integration stays an add-on, not a capital project.
How long does it take to integrate my sites with Smarkia?
Most sites reach their first live signal in about 15 days. Because Smarkia connects to what you already run, there's no downtime for a hardware swap.
Can Smarkia connect many sites with different equipment?
Yes. Smarkia normalizes data from mixed vendors and protocols into one platform, so a portfolio of sites running different BMS, meters, and controls all appear in a single, consistent view.
What about sites that only have meters and no BMS?
Smarkia still works. It can read metering data on its own and layer optimization wherever controls exist, so partially instrumented sites get value without waiting for a full controls upgrade.
Is the data moving between our systems and Smarkia secure?
Yes. Every signal is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and Smarkia is ISO 27001 certified, and your operational data stays owned by you. Connectivity never means giving up control of your systems or your data.
Explore
Go deeper into
the platform.
Connectivity, cybersecurity, compliance, and AI. Everything Smarkia does runs from the same place, on top of the systems you already have.
Explore
Go deeper into
the platform.
Connectivity, cybersecurity, compliance, and AI. Everything Smarkia does runs from the same place, on top of the systems you already have.
Explore
Go deeper into
the platform.
Connectivity, cybersecurity, compliance, and AI. Everything Smarkia does runs from the same place, on top of the systems you already have.