myPortal
myPortal is the customer-facing web application for monitoring building performance under myCoreAI. It surfaces energy use, indoor climate, optimization activity, and reported savings across a single building or an entire portfolio.
Audiences
Building owners and asset managers
Portfolio-level view of energy, savings, and indoor conditions
Technical operations
Per-building drill-down into HVAC systems and the setpoints myCoreAI writes to the Building Management System (BMS)
Sustainability and reporting staff
Energy and savings exports for internal or external reporting, including alignment with ISO 50001 reporting cycles
Access is per user. Permissions are managed by Myrspoven.
Views
Portfolio dashboard — recent energy use, indoor climate status, and flagged issues across accessible buildings.
Building view — drill-down into a single building, its systems (heating, ventilation, cooling), and individual signals.
Graphs and history — time-series for energy consumption, indoor temperature, and tracked signals. Date range and resolution are adjustable.
Reports — measured energy use versus baseline, with estimated savings over a selected window. Reporting fidelity depends on energy-data resolution — see Energy data.
Alerts and flags — surfaced in-app when myCoreAI or the data pipeline detects a missing signal, stuck sensor, or similar fault.
Capabilities
Monitor — current and historical energy use, indoor climate, and the setpoints myCoreAI is sending to the BMS.
Compare — measured consumption against agreed baselines over arbitrary windows.
Upload data — manual energy-data upload where automated transfer is not available. See Energy data — Manual upload.
Configure (limited) — selected settings such as comfort bounds and occupancy schedules, where the contract permits. Deeper configuration changes are made by Myrspoven.
Access
Browser-based; no installation. Customers receive an invitation email with a sign-in link at onboarding. Additional users are requested through Myrspoven.
Browser support
Recent versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Mobile browsers cover most read-only views; configuration tasks require desktop.
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