Industry 4.0 for contractors
Bring connected building services to the customers you already serve.
Add monthly monitoring revenue to the commercial customers you already maintain. As a Meistro Certified Integrator, your team installs and services the equipment. MIS designs and commissions it, and Pulse spots problems before your customer calls.
MCI membership $475 a month · no payment to apply
Example unit and values for illustration.
See the problem before your customer calls.
- Pulse
- Delta Electronics
- LOYTEC
- BACnet/IP
- MIS engineering
- M360
Pulse · where every MCI starts
See Pulse work in under a minute.
A rooftop unit starts losing cooling. Pulse sees it in the data, your tech fixes it with the evidence in hand, and the data proves the repair. Click any step, or let it play.
Pulse
Same outdoor conditions, less cooling across the coil.
Industry 4.0, in plain terms
Make equipment data part of the service you deliver.
Industry 4.0 connects physical equipment with digital intelligence. For a contractor, that means seeing the equipment between visits, having evidence behind every maintenance recommendation, and offering ongoing monitoring alongside field service.
Sensors and controllers report how each unit is running, every day, not just on maintenance day.
Findings come with the readings that triggered them, so the customer sees why.
Monitoring becomes a plan you bill every month, alongside the field work you already do.
A manageable first deployment
Your first job: a few rooftop units at a customer you already maintain.
Start small, on equipment you already know. The program's target is your first building live within 90 days.
- 1Pick a few rooftop units
- 2MIS designs the job
- 3You install, MIS commissions
- 4Pulse starts watching
How delivery works
What you do, and what MIS does.
You own the customer and the service. MIS supplies the platform, the hardware line, design, programming and commissioning. You don't have to change your shop software.
| Step | You, the MCI member | MIS |
|---|---|---|
| Sell | You sell connected maintenance to customers you already serve. | Demo portals and support for the conversation. |
| Design | You walk the building and its equipment. | The MIS design tool determines the hardware and points each unit needs. |
| Hardware | You order through MIS. | Delta Electronics and LOYTEC hardware at partner pricing. |
| Install | Your team installs the hardware. | Certification and training for your team. |
| Program and commission | You're on site to support it. | MIS engineers program and commission it using the AI factory, MIS's automated tools that write most of the controller programming from the job's design. |
| Monitor | — | Pulse and M360 watch the equipment's operating data. |
| Respond | Your techs take the finding, make the repair and close it out. | The finding arrives with its evidence and the next step. |
| Verify and bill | You bill your customer every month, at your price. | Pulse checks performance after the repair. |
Built by founders from trades operations, building infrastructure and enterprise AI. Meet the team →
Delta & LOYTEC
Professional building controls, without a programming department.
The MCI program is built on Delta Electronics and LOYTEC technology: open, BACnet-based controllers used in commercial buildings. Members get that hardware through MIS, and MIS engineering designs, programs and commissions it, so your team can deliver professional controls without hiring programmers.
Hardware access
Delta Electronics and LOYTEC controllers and parts through MIS at partner pricing.
Engineering
The MIS design tool determines what each job needs. MIS programs and commissions through its AI factory (automated tools that write most of the controller programming from the design, finished and tested by MIS engineers).
Training and certification
Your team learns to sell, install and service connected equipment in a one-day course. See the one-day course and sign up →
Contractor tools
M360 tools for the rest of your business.
Optional tools for running the shop and selling the job. None of them are required to become an MCI.