Healthcare facility automation without another proprietary island
Nimrod is a web-based Building Automation System (BAS) built around healthcare performance, reliability, and security. The cloud model keeps the same building visibility, workflows, and controls while making deployment easier to provision and maintain.

Built around healthcare facility workflows
Nimrod Cloud keeps the product detail concrete: what teams can see, control, document, and improve once a workspace is launched.
Common building automation interface
Expose digital control systems through a common Building Automation System (BAS) interface so more users can work directly with building data without learning vendor-specific workstations.
Floor plans and graphics
Give users visual context for rooms, air handlers, central plants, alarms, and setpoints from the same place they review reports and compliance activity.
Commands and overrides
Support controlled command workflows for setpoints, schedules, equipment states, and documented operating procedures.
Alarms and reports
Connect alarms, operating records, and reports to the facility workflow so managers can act before shift changes, surveys, or inspections.
Legacy and proprietary systems
Communicate with older and proprietary equipment directly where possible, preserving useful hardware instead of forcing another reintegration cycle.
Maintenance management integrations
Tie Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) work orders, time-management data, compliance activities, and business intelligence into one operational path.
Facility automation for healthcare operations
Nimrod brings building automation graphics, work orders, reports, and facility deployment context into one operational layer for healthcare teams.
Operating-room compliance across multiple locations
Nimrod can record operating-room compliance data and connect ventilation context so facility teams can review room conditions, service needs, and records from one place.

Work orders, alarms, and automation in one operational loop
Building automation data belongs in the broader healthcare workflow, not just inside another control workstation.

Facility records that stay connected to daily operations
Reporting is framed as part of the product surface, with compliance and performance records ready for facility review.

Facility automation details that belong in a cloud deployment
A useful cloud deployment still has to explain how healthcare teams manage access, avoid reintegration cycles, extend workflows, and keep older equipment useful.
Unlimited users with fine-grained controls
Role-based access lets more people in the organization use building automation information directly without pushing every task through a vendor workstation.
Stop repeating automation migration cycles
Rolling releases and backward-compatible updates reduce the pressure to repeat costly migrations or complete reintegration cycles when facility systems evolve.
Custom features and integrations without month-long waits
APIs and custom integration work can bring facility management, work orders, time management, and business intelligence into the same operational flow.

Protocol work for older proprietary equipment
Direct protocol work can keep older and proprietary equipment connected when direct communication is available, avoiding unnecessary gateway-first replacement projects.

A unified facility interface, ready for self-service deployment
Each product area ties back to the same account, connected-system, provisioning, and reporting model so the website and application experience feel unified.
One operations layer for building automation, emergency power, and maintenance management systems.
A single account can manage several Nimrod workspaces across facilities.
Reduce repetitive checks and give more people a usable view of risk.