Know what you manage, and what it delivers
You manage buildings on the owner's behalf. The IT-Label shows for each building how the digital basis is doing, and where improvement pays off most.
What happens today
Tenants' questions about internet and wifi end up with you. Often it is unclear what is in the building, who manages it and what is needed.
An IT-Label gives you an objective picture per building. With it you plan improvements and substantiate investments to the owner. Also read a low IT-label: problem or opportunity?.
What the IT-Label gives you
Insight per building
The level and the substantiation per component, established by a Certified Partner.
More information →Targeted improvements
You see which step delivers most for tenants.
More information →Stronger in letting
A labelled building is a clear story for brokers and tenants.
More information →Everything in one place
The client portal holds the certificate, the reports and the materials for each building. See what you receive.
Frequently asked questions
Map your buildings
A Certified Partner establishes the IT-Label for each building.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label for owners, investors, developers, government, tenants, brokers, valuers, managers, providers and inspection bodies.
The IT-Label for technical and facility managers
Give the digital infrastructure a fixed place in your long-term maintenance plan. The IT-Label provides a reliable baseline.
Your certificate and materials
After certification you receive the official IT-Label certificate, a customer portal with marketing materials, a public verification page and a website widget.
The IT-Label for property owners
Buildings increasingly compete on digital connectivity and performance. The IT-Label makes those qualities objectively measurable and comparable.