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01New community in Ontario · 24 homes
A consistent smart-entry specification for 24 homes, combining an Aqara U100 lock, door and window sensing, and an entry-lighting scene in each home. Equipment, account ownership and resident instructions were organized by unit.
02British Columbia · Detached-home showhome
A whole-home demonstration combining Hue lighting scenes, SwitchBot Curtain 3, ecobee climate control and FP2 presence-triggered routines. The demonstration content was mapped to optional upgrade packages.
03Toronto high-rise apartment building · 120 homes
Standardized lock selection and individual-unit lighting control for 120 homes, with Tapo C120 coverage at shared porches and side passages. Operations records were organized around unit codes, access roles and maintenance cycles.
04Townhome community with mixed home layouts
Homes were grouped by door type to assess U100 fit, documenting door thickness and lock-preparation measurements alongside a shared plan for hub and network roles.
05Developer sales centre
Lighting and curtain scenes, a night-security mode and sensor-based visitor-flow statistics were organized around opening, demonstrations and closing, with a registered equipment inventory.
06New apartments · Locks, lighting, climate and outlets
Matter formed the basis of a common-control plan covering locks, lighting, climate devices and Eve Energy outlets. Device selection and controller dependencies were documented to reduce parallel app use.
07Vancouver · Detached-home renovation
Lutron Caséta whole-home dimming, ecobee climate zoning and FP2 presence sensing in key rooms were planned alongside the renovation schedule, including site-condition checks and equipment installation milestones.
08Existing home with limited rewiring options
Wireless dimming, battery-powered locks, outlet energy monitoring and curtain motors formed an upgrade path without rewiring. Signal coverage, hub placement and future expansion conditions were recorded.
09Residential primary suite
Scheduled curtains, gradual lighting dimming, an overnight temperature profile and presence-triggered night lighting were arranged around sleep routines, with separate preferences for both occupants.
10Residential basement media area
Lighting scenes and illumination groups were configured for the basement media area, with Eve Energy monitoring standby consumption of suitable equipment and defined child-use permissions.
11Investment property · Two-week upgrade schedule
A standardized upgrade arranged for completion within two weeks combined remote lock authorization, remote climate management and water-leak sensing, supported by tenant handover and landlord inspection documents.
12Home of an older adult living alone
Presence-based inactivity alerts, night-route lighting and temporary lock access for family and friends were combined with an alert contact sequence, readable operating instructions and defined remote-viewing permissions.
13Long-term apartment rentals across multiple buildings
A multi-building lock and access register separated move-in issuance, move-out revocation, and temporary cleaning and maintenance codes by role, validity period and audit record.
14Corridors, equipment rooms and waste rooms
Sensors and cameras in shared areas were organized into alert tiers for the property team, supported by response procedures, false-alert review and offline-device inspection rules.
15Kitchens, bathrooms and water-heater locations
Leak sensors were deployed across kitchens, bathrooms and water-heater locations, with numbered placement records and alerts connected to the property duty workflow.
16Vacant residential units
Temperature, humidity, water intrusion, low-temperature pipe-risk alerts and lock-access logs were organized into a remote-inspection workflow with on-site exception checks and retained records.
17Contactless workflow from signing to move-in
Lock authorization, temperature presets and move-in instructions were mapped to the signing-to-arrival workflow, alongside a manual lock-failure fallback and move-out access revocation.
18Whole-building guesthouse
Time-bound lock access, arrival and departure code changes, and separate cleaning access were organized for a whole-building guesthouse, with exceptional-entry alerts and backup-key records.
19Short-stay properties across multiple cities
A shared register organized equipment status, battery levels and climate strategies across properties in different cities, supported by remote fault triage and quarterly on-site maintenance scheduling.
20Short-stay homes · Noise and occupancy-related monitoring
Monitoring methods without audio recording or cameras were used to organize noise and occupancy-related alerts, with defined thresholds, guest notices and exception-handling materials.
21Guesthouse · Climate and energy strategies
Vacancy temperature setbacks were arranged around the occupancy calendar, alongside hot-water and air-conditioning standby-consumption monitoring, a before-and-after comparison method and guest-comfort fallback rules.
22Office with fewer than 20 people
Scheduled lock access, meeting-room lighting scenes and after-hours arming were arranged for an office with fewer than 20 people, with separate employee, departure and visitor-access procedures.
23Clinic waiting area and consulting-room occupancy
Waiting-area lighting and climate scenes, consulting-room occupancy sensing and closing security inspections were organized with operating modes, patient-privacy camera exclusion areas and equipment-cleaning guidance.
24Retail entrances and stockroom
Tapo C120 entrance coverage, stockroom contact sensing and presence sensing formed a store-security configuration with closing arming, alert-duty arrangements and recording-location and retention rules.
25Restaurant · Separate bar and private-room groups
Lunch, dinner and closing lighting scenes were arranged for one-touch switching, with separate bar and private-room groups, staff instructions and special holiday presets.
26Multi-tenant shared workspace
Tenant access separation was paired with meeting-room occupancy and booking integration, plus shared-area energy-allocation data, with defined tenant boundaries, reporting methods and departure data handling.
27Installers · Lock selection and door-fit support package
Lock-selection and door-fit materials were organized for installers, covering fit decisions, common door-treatment methods, unusual-door escalation, batch stock preparation and after-sales responsibilities.
28Cross-brand commissioning · Aqara / Lutron / Hue / ecobee
Naming rules, scene layers and acceptance use cases were organized into a consistent cross-brand commissioning workflow, supported by checks, handover documents and customer training materials.
29Canada and United States · One home in each country
A common equipment register was prepared for one Canadian and one US home, while keeping accounts, regional models and CA / CAD versus US / USD references distinct, with defined alert recipients and remote-maintenance arrangements.
30Delivered projects · Long-term maintenance documentation
Equipment registers, firmware and battery cycles, account-ownership changes and annual inspection documents were maintained for delivered projects, with record summaries for ongoing maintenance and client review.
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