Smart Buildings software in Canada

Smart building platforms can bring monitoring and access information into property operations. Canadian buyers should distinguish equipment data from information that identifies residents. The federal Privacy Commissioner's landlord guidance highlights surveillance cameras and disclosure of tenant information as privacy issues. Where systems process personal information, assess appropriate collection purposes, consent requirements and safeguards under PIPEDA or applicable provincial privacy legislation.

Sources: www.priv.gc.ca, www.priv.gc.ca

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Last updated: Reviewed by Caspar Alpsten, PropAtlas

At a glance

Vendors
6
Most common HQ
Toronto, Canada (3), Dublin (1), New York, USA (1)
Median founding year
2009 (3 not recorded)
Most-listed integrations
BACnet (1), Belimo (1), dormakaba (1), EnOcean (1), Entrata (1) (4 not recorded)
Verified
0% (0 of 6)

Computed from vendors listed on PropAtlas and verified as serving Canada. See the full market data.

6 Smart Buildings vendors in Canada

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Brickeye
IoT risk monitoring for construction sites

Brickeye uses job site sensors to detect water leaks, monitor concrete and track environmental risk for contractors, developers and insurers.

Construction Technology
Toronto, CanadaView
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ButterflyMX
Smartphone video intercoms and access control

ButterflyMX provides video intercoms, access control, package rooms, cameras and smart locks managed from one cloud platform.

Works with: Yardi, RealPage, Entrata +7
Smart Buildings
New York, USAView
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Capella
Workplace occupancy and desk booking

Capella brings badge, booking, sensor and calendar data into one occupancy view, with desk, room and parking booking.

Resident Experience & Tenant Engagement AI
DublinView
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Parity
Remote HVAC optimisation for multifamily buildings

Parity remotely adjusts heating, cooling and ventilation in real time to cut energy costs and emissions in multifamily buildings and hotels.

Energy Management
Toronto, Canada · Founded 2016View
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Reliable Controls
BACnet building automation controls and software

Reliable Controls makes BACnet controllers, sensors and building automation software for HVAC, lighting and access control.

Works with: BACnet, EnOcean, Belimo
Building Automation Systems (BAS)
Victoria, Canada · Founded 1986View
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ThoughtWire
Digital twin operations software for buildings and hospitals

ThoughtWire builds digital twin software that integrates building and operational data for smart hospitals and commercial real estate.

Smart Buildings
Toronto, Canada · Founded 2009View

Smart Buildings in Canada: frequently asked questions

How many Smart Buildings vendors serve Canada?

6 vendors listed on PropAtlas are verified as serving Canada in Smart Buildings, as of 24 October 2026. This counts vendors listed on PropAtlas, not the whole market.

Which integrations do Smart Buildings vendors in Canada list most often?

Among vendors verified as serving Canada, the most-listed integrations are BACnet (1 vendor), Belimo (1 vendor), dormakaba (1 vendor).

How does PropAtlas check that a vendor serves Canada?

PropAtlas tags a vendor as serving Canada only after a person has checked evidence such as local pricing, a local office or published customer work in Canada. Every listing is reviewed before it is published, and unknown details are left blank rather than estimated.

How do I get an introduction to a Smart Buildings vendor in Canada?

Use Request an intro on PropAtlas and describe what you need. You are matched only with Smart Buildings vendors verified as serving Canada, and the service is free for buyers.

Should we assess privacy before connecting cameras to building software?

Yes. The Privacy Commissioner's landlord guidance identifies surveillance cameras as a source of privacy issues. Assess whether personal information is collected for appropriate, identified purposes, how consent requirements apply and what safeguards protect recordings and access.

Is there one private-sector privacy law for every Canadian building?

No. Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec have private-sector privacy laws deemed substantially similar to PIPEDA. Those laws generally apply to activities within the province, while PIPEDA can still apply to cross-border commercial information flows. Establish the applicable rules before deployment.