Integrations

Connect a project to external services and data sources.

Integrations connect a project to outside services — bringing in extra data or sending THMI’s data elsewhere — so your building’s picture isn’t limited to what its own devices report.

Installing an integration

The Integrations view lists what’s available. You install an integration and provide its settings (such as an account, address, or access token), after which it’s active for the project. The view separates what’s Installed from what you can Explore.

Installed integrations can be edited later. Uninstalling one is not just switching it off: it permanently deletes all of that integration’s settings and data for the project, and can’t be undone. Where an integration has an enabled switch, turning that off is the reversible way to pause it.

Available integrations

The catalog includes energy and sustainability data, market data, alarm forwarding, monitoring, and more — for example:

• Metry — energy management and sustainability reporting data.
• Nord Pool — day-ahead electricity market prices.
• E.ON — metering measurements.
• Myrspoven — AI building control.
• Energy Machines (EMV) — heat-pump performance indicators.
• Cameras — camera monitoring.
• Mestro, Radonova, Nimbus, and others.

A project’s camera feeds are set up under Cameras in the project itself, not here.

Each integration has its own settings and brings its own data into the project.

Integrations and scripts

Some integrations also add functions you can call from a virtual tag read script — for example reading a Nord Pool price or a Metry meter. Those functions work only once the integration is installed, and are documented on each integration’s page above.