SmartScore certification
SmartScore certification recognizes and promotes technologically advanced smart buildings globally.
The global standard for smart buildings, SmartScore certification helps landlords and developers build cutting-edge smart buildings that deliver exceptional user experiences, drive cost efficiency, meet high standards of sustainability, and are fully future-ready.
If the building meets our strict criteria for reliable, secure, and future-ready in-building technology, they are awarded one of our four SmartScore certification levels to reflect its excellence.
The value of SmartScore certification
SmartScore certification provides clarity on what constitutes a smart building, guidance on how to achieve the status, and proof of the value it adds to your asset. Our methods of measurement are fair, thorough, and independently verified.
Best-in-class design
We help you design and implement a best-in-class smart building that’s future-ready for years to come.
Tech-centered leasing & branding
We provide you with the tools and knowledge to effectively communicate your smart building features to new and existing occupiers.
Benchmarking
We provide you with support and tools to demonstrate the current and future value of your smart building to lenders and investors, whilst helping benchmark your building against others.
SmartScore certification provides clarity on what constitutes a smart building, guidance on how to achieve the status, and proof of the value it adds to your asset. Our methods of measurement are fair, thorough, and independently verified.
Why do we need smart buildings?
SmartScore was created in collaboration with the owners and users of the world’s most advanced properties.
The WiredScore Smart Council, a group of leading landlords, occupiers, and advisors, was created and consulted throughout the development process. In addition, our set of criteria was refined with our Research Advisors, a group of technical experts ranging from solution providers to consultants and integrators.
The WiredScore Smart Council, a group of leading landlords, occupiers, and advisors, was created and consulted throughout the development process. In addition, our set of criteria was refined with our Research Advisors, a group of technical experts ranging from solution providers to consultants and integrators.
SmartScore was created in collaboration with the owners and users of the world’s most advanced properties.
The WiredScore Smart Council, a group of leading landlords, occupiers, and advisors, was created and consulted throughout the development process. In addition, our set of criteria was refined with our Research Advisors, a group of technical experts ranging from solution providers to consultants and integrators.
The WiredScore Smart Council, a group of leading landlords, occupiers, and advisors, was created and consulted throughout the development process. In addition, our set of criteria was refined with our Research Advisors, a group of technical experts ranging from solution providers to consultants and integrators.
How the scorecard works
Our scorecard has been designed to assess each and every building against the outcomes and benefits expected of a smart building.
We score the breadth and depth of the user stories implemented and assess the technology, processes, and procedures that support their implementation. This ensures the building is set up to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers and has been made future-ready to implement the user stories of tomorrow. The scorecard consists of two sections:
User Functionality:
Assessing the breadth and depth of Smart User Stories implemented.
Technological Foundation:
Assessing the in-building technology, processes, and procedures supporting the user stories.
We score the breadth and depth of the user stories implemented and assess the technology, processes, and procedures that support their implementation. This ensures the building is set up to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers and has been made future-ready to implement the user stories of tomorrow. The scorecard consists of two sections:
User Functionality:
Assessing the breadth and depth of Smart User Stories implemented.
Technological Foundation:
Assessing the in-building technology, processes, and procedures supporting the user stories.
Our scorecard has been designed to assess each and every building against the outcomes and benefits expected of a smart building.
We score the breadth and depth of the user stories implemented and assess the technology, processes, and procedures that support their implementation. This ensures the building is set up to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers and has been made future-ready to implement the user stories of tomorrow. The scorecard consists of two sections:
User Functionality:
Assessing the breadth and depth of Smart User Stories implemented.
Technological Foundation:
Assessing the in-building technology, processes, and procedures supporting the user stories.
We score the breadth and depth of the user stories implemented and assess the technology, processes, and procedures that support their implementation. This ensures the building is set up to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers and has been made future-ready to implement the user stories of tomorrow. The scorecard consists of two sections:
User Functionality:
Assessing the breadth and depth of Smart User Stories implemented.
Technological Foundation:
Assessing the in-building technology, processes, and procedures supporting the user stories.
If The Walls Could Talk
The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.
You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.
You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.