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Customer Best Practices

Suggested engagement to help get the most out of Noda

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Written by Jack Spruill
Updated over 6 months ago

While your BSE will help identify opportunities and trends, it’s essential that customers engage with the platform directly on a recurring basis. Regular use ensures customers are able to maximize their experience with Noda.

Weekly Commitment:

Over time, customers will find the workflows that best suit their needs and schedules. For new users, below is a recommended list of actions that should be taken twice a week to ensure full value from Noda. These checks should take an estimated total of 30 minutes per week to complete.

Checklist:

☐ Log in

☐ Acknowledge any outstanding notifications from your team or BSE

☐ Check Projects

☐ Look for new projects created by your BSE

☐ Review updates and comments

☐ Accept or update project status

☐ Tag your BSE with any questions or concerns

Project Timelines and Impact:

Most Noda projects are low or no-cost operational optimizations. These range from correcting minor scheduling issues to uncovering larger inefficiencies. Projects typically take a few weeks to be fully completed and documented, but the impact can start the same day an opportunity is identified!

For example, if your BSE spots equipment running unnecessarily overnight, simply adjusting the schedule could lead to immediate energy savings. From the moment your team makes the change, savings start to accumulate — even though the project itself may not be marked "Completed" until post-implementation data confirms the results.

On average each Noda project has an annual savings of over $3,000. By acknowledging projects promptly, communicating with your BSE, and implementing changes when possible, your team plays a critical role in driving measurable building performance improvements.

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