Article date: Mon 19 April 2021
Case Study: Retail Building
An understanding of footfall and sales conversion ratios drives growth
BlockDox unlocks the power of data, providing real estate and transport operators with opportunities to grow their revenue.
40% of energy use and carbon emissions come from the way buildings are heated, lit and used.
Measure the footfall in your building, and capture the base currency for your future decision making.
Understand where people congregate and for how long, so you can optimise opportunities and manage risks better.
See how your space is actually used, irrespective of how it was originally modelled or designed.
Make money from new, data-driven revenue opportunities.
Increase energy savings by up to 54% by combining real time data with building management systems and strategies.
Access a treasure trove of never before seen insight into how your properties perform minute by minute. Our groundbreaking technology uses complex data analytics to help you make the most of every inch.
Our powerful algorithms harness the very
latest in computational power to process immense amounts of data collected from micro-sensor
technology.
BlockDox is also a highly interactive platform. In addition to our own
features, our data can be shared and accessed with trusted partners.
Article date: Mon 19 April 2021
An understanding of footfall and sales conversion ratios drives growth
Article date: Mon 19 April 2021
Our customer is a prime office location in London.
Article date: Wed 03 March 2021
BlockDox's climate impact has recently been validated and certified
Article date: Fri 11 December 2020
Needless to say, buildings are the gas-guzzlers of the real estate industry
Article date: Mon 07 December 2020
BlockDox Has Been Appointed the Official Partner of iris-GmbH
Article date: Fri 04 December 2020
BlockDox is thrilled to have been named one of the most promising start-ups
Article date: Fri 27 November 2020
The current pandemic has brought about changes in our modern workforce
Article date: Tue 03 November 2020
England’s secondary lockdown has just started
Article date: Thu 15 October 2020
PassengerCount has worked with a busy London station
