Businesses, Retail & Industry
Greater control over costs, consumption and operations.
Solluz integrates energy, telemetry, automation and security to turn operational data into faster decisions, reduced waste and greater predictability.
- Energy Management and Cost Reduction
- Remote Monitoring of Resources and Equipment
- Integration, Automation and Security
Visibility for Better Management
Costs and operational failures show warning signs before becoming larger problems.
High utility bills, poorly managed demand, equipment operating outside expected conditions and the absence of real-time information can reduce margins and productivity.
Solluz begins by assessing the operation, identifying priorities and designing solutions aligned with the environment, available budget and expected results.
Energy Without Active Management
Consumption, demand and operating schedules may increase costs without the cause being evident on the utility bill.
Unexpected Failures
Critical equipment may develop anomalies without early warnings or reliable historical information.
Disconnected Data
Manual measurements and isolated systems make it difficult to compare sites, departments and periods.
Poorly Integrated Processes
Lighting, HVAC, access and security may operate without coordination or automation.
Integrated Business Solutions
Technology applied to operational efficiency and continuity.
Each module may be implemented independently or combined within an architecture that evolves according to the company’s priorities.
Smart Energy Management
Analysis of utility bills, consumption, demand, operating schedules, equipment and efficiency opportunities.
Explore Energy Management →Brazil’s Competitive Energy Market
Initial assessment of the consumption profile and guidance on contracting opportunities, according to eligibility and the applicable regulatory framework.
Assess the Opportunity →Solar Photovoltaic Energy
Assessment, engineering design and deployment of small-, medium- and large-scale systems backed by qualified engineering.
Explore Solar Energy →Operational Telemetry
Monitoring of energy, water, gas, pressure, temperature, water level and other relevant variables.
Explore Telemetry →Automation & Monitoring
Integration of equipment, lighting, HVAC, operating routines and operational conditions.
Explore Automation →Security & Access Control
CCTV, alarms, sensors, access systems and monitoring of critical areas and perimeters.
Explore Security →Applications by Type of Operation
The architecture changes according to the process, risk and objective.
Industrial Facilities
Energy, utilities, equipment, processes, environmental conditions and operational security.
- Demand and consumption by department;
- machine monitoring;
- alerts and historical data.
Retail & Multi-Site Operations
Comparison between sites, HVAC, lighting, refrigeration, security and recurring operating expenses.
- Indicators by location;
- standardized operations;
- cost-saving opportunities.
Warehouses & Distribution Centers
Solar energy, lighting, access, security, HVAC and infrastructure monitoring.
- Use of large rooftop areas;
- control of extensive spaces;
- remote management.
Offices & Service Operations
Comfort, automation, consumption, access and security integrated into daily operations.
- Efficient HVAC;
- automated routines;
- access control.
Information for Different Departments
An operational view that connects management, maintenance and finance.
Dashboards and reports can be configured according to each user’s role. Executive management monitors performance indicators, Facilities and maintenance receive operational detail, and finance evaluates consumption and costs.
- Real-Time Indicators
- Comparisons Between Departments or Sites
- Alerts & Notifications
- Equipment History
- Management Reports
- Role-Based Permissions
Demand ControlledWithin Target
Refrigeration DepartmentConsumption Above Reference
Solar GenerationNormal Operation
Results-Oriented Implementation
Begin with the area that can generate the greatest value.
The solution is defined after assessing utility bills, processes, existing infrastructure and the indicators that genuinely need to be monitored.
Assessment
Review of the company’s needs, costs, processes and objectives.
Technical Analysis
Site visit, measurements, infrastructure, equipment, connectivity and associated risks.
Solution Plan
Definition of priorities, architecture, phases, investment and expected indicators.
Pilot or Deployment
Installation, integration, testing, data validation and user guidance.
Ongoing Performance Review
Analysis of results, adjustments and expansion to additional areas when appropriate.
Potential Outcomes
Technology that supports margins, productivity and operational continuity.
Results depend on the current situation, the solutions implemented and management discipline after deployment.
Waste Reduction
Consumption and operational data help locate losses and prioritize efficiency initiatives.
Better-Informed Energy Decisions
Technical and commercial analyses support decisions involving efficiency, solar generation and energy-supply models.
Faster Response to Anomalies
Alerts and historical information improve visibility into equipment and critical conditions.
Standardization Across Sites
Shared indicators make it easier to compare stores, factories, branches and departments.
Support for Maintenance and Investment
Reliable data helps justify interventions, modernization and expansion.
Initial Assessment
Where does your operation need greater efficiency or control?
Submit the initial information. Solluz will perform a preliminary assessment and explain which additional data or technical surveys are required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before the Business Assessment.
Does Solluz work only with large industrial facilities?
No. Solutions can be designed for retail operations, chains, offices, warehouses and businesses of different sizes.
Does all existing equipment need to be replaced?
Not necessarily. The technical survey identifies which equipment can be integrated, adapted or retained.
How can a company determine whether it is eligible for Brazil’s competitive energy market?
The assessment begins with the tariff profile and information about the consumer unit. Eligibility and the recommended strategy must be confirmed according to the applicable rules and current contract.
Can the project begin with only one site or department?
Yes. A pilot can validate measurements, communication coverage, indicators and potential benefits before expansion.
Does monitoring replace the maintenance team?
No. It improves visibility, creates historical records and helps the team prioritize inspections and interventions.