Eptura announced an expansion of Eptura AI, a comprehensive suite of AI assistants and agents, built on a data foundation spanning workplace, facilities, asset, visitor and real estate operations.
Unlike stand-alone AI tools, Eptura AI connects operational intelligence across these functions, helping organizations understand how day-to-day decisions affect business performance and move from isolated data to action.
“The next wave of enterprise AI will come from understanding the relationships between operational decisions and business outcomes,” said Raj Batra, CEO of Eptura. “The impact of a utilization trend extends beyond occupancy metrics. It can influence portfolio strategy, service delivery, maintenance planning, investment priorities, and overall financial performance. Eptura AI helps organizations understand those connections and act on them with greater speed and confidence.”
The portfolio includes AI assistants and agents designed for operational intelligence, asset and maintenance management, space and portfolio management, visitor management, workplace experience and integrated workplace management.
Eptura AI transforms operational data into business intelligence that helps organizations lower real estate costs, improve asset reliability and make better investment decisions. By connecting information across workplaces, facilities, assets, visitors and real estate portfolios, the platform helps leaders identify underused capacity, extend asset performance, align spaces and services with how employees work, automate routine service delivery, and understand how operational choices affect financial results.
Unlike stand-alone AI tools, Eptura AI operates within the context of an organization’s workplace, facility, asset, visitor and real estate operations. It connects with systems organizations already use, including Microsoft applications, ServiceNow, Autodesk, ERP systems, access control, IoT sensors and building systems.
