SWIZ Energy / Divisions / AI & Digital Engineering
Division 08 · AI & Digital Engineering

The engineering company with a software company behind it

SWIZ ENERGY sits inside the SWIZSOFT group, which builds AI business software. That means our engineering and procurement work can be wired into real tooling — analysis, dashboards and automation — instead of stopping at a spreadsheet.

Capabilities

What this division covers

Energy Intelligence

  • AI-assisted energy monitoring
  • Consumption pattern and anomaly analysis
  • Energy forecasting
  • Solar performance analysis
  • BESS dispatch optimisation concepts
  • Tariff and demand-charge analysis
  • Smart energy dashboards

Asset & Maintenance

  • Predictive maintenance modelling
  • Equipment diagnostics support
  • Condition-monitoring data analysis
  • Failure-mode and criticality review
  • Maintenance schedule optimisation
  • Digital asset registers

Procurement AI

  • AI-assisted RFQ analysis
  • BOQ parsing and line-item normalisation
  • Technical specification comparison
  • Quotation comparison and scoring
  • Supplier matching support
  • Inventory and reorder optimisation

Monitoring & IoT

  • IoT sensor and gateway selection
  • Remote monitoring architecture
  • Data acquisition and historian integration
  • Alarm and notification workflows
  • Reporting automation
  • Site dashboards for operations teams

Group Platform Integration

  • Designed to connect with SWIZSOFT products
  • CRM and lead workflow
  • Vendor and customer portals
  • Project and inventory management
  • Automated quotation documents
  • Reporting and analytics

How We Scope It

  • Start from an operational problem, not a technology
  • Confirm what data actually exists and its quality
  • Prove value on a narrow pilot first
  • Keep a human engineer accountable for every output
  • Document assumptions and model limitations
  • Hand over something the site team can run
AI outputs are decision support, not engineering sign-off. Every recommendation that affects design, safety or purchasing is reviewed by a responsible engineer before it is acted on.
Common requests

Typical scopes we are asked for

Energy dashboardsAnomaly detectionPredictive maintenanceBOQ parsingQuote comparisonIoT monitoringAutomated reporting
Process

How a ai & digital engineering enquiry moves

Same ten stages as every SWIZ ENERGY scope — the depth of each stage changes with the size of the job.

01

Requirement

You send a BOQ, drawing, part number, datasheet, photo or a plain description of the problem.

02

Technical review

An engineer reviews the requirement and comes back with clarifications, not a guess.

03

Survey & design

Where the scope needs it: site survey, load analysis, sizing, drawings and BOQ preparation.

04

Sourcing & RFQ

We issue RFQs to a matched supplier panel and pull in manufacturer documentation.

05

Comparison

You receive a technical compliance sheet alongside the commercial comparison — both, not one.

06

Order & inspection

Purchase order, manufacturing follow-up, expediting and inspection before shipment.

07

Logistics & delivery

Freight coordination, documentation and delivery to the site or consolidation point.

08

Install & commission

Installation supervision, testing, commissioning and handover with as-built documentation.

09

After-sales

Spares, maintenance contracts, O&M support and repeat-order pricing.

10

Repeat & framework

Call-off pricing, agreed stock holding and framework arrangements for recurring items.

Send us a ai & digital engineering requirement

Attach a BOQ, drawing, datasheet or part list. An engineer reviews it before anything is priced.

Send Requirement