Deploy mixed-protocol projects without reinventing the handoff
Every integrator knows the real cost of a project isn’t the device count — it’s the hours spent bridging BACnet, KNX, MQTT, and Modbus systems that were never designed to talk to each other. xSERVA gives system integrators an open, protocol-agnostic platform with the API access, ETS import, and gateway flexibility to cut that integration work down instead of repeating it on every job.
Book a DemoMulti-protocol projects are where the timeline slips
A single-protocol job is predictable. A project with BACnet HVAC, KNX lighting, and Modbus metering on the same site is where scope creep and schedule slippage actually happen — not because any one protocol is hard, but because stitching them together into one usable system usually means custom middleware, one-off scripts, or a head-end that only half-supports the mix.
Install time that doesn’t shrink with experience
Even experienced integrators re-solve the same integration problems project after project when the underlying platform doesn’t natively support the protocols in play. Manually mapping points, re-entering device data that already exists in a commissioning tool, and writing custom drivers for a one-off gateway all add hours that don’t get faster the tenth time if the platform itself isn’t built for it.
Clients expect more, faster, for less
Building owners and developers increasingly expect unified dashboards, mobile access, and AI-driven insight as standard, not as a premium add-on, which puts pressure on integrators to deliver a more sophisticated outcome without a proportionally larger budget or timeline. A platform that requires heavy customization to hit those expectations eats directly into the integrator’s margin on the job.
Open API access, built for integration work
xSERVA exposes an open, documented API rather than a closed system that requires vendor involvement for every change. That means integrators can automate commissioning steps, build custom integrations for equipment outside the standard four protocols, or connect xSERVA into a client’s existing IT and reporting stack without waiting on a support ticket. Full technical documentation, API references, and integration guides are available on the developer portal.
ETS import cuts KNX commissioning time directly
Every professional KNX job already produces a definitive ETS project file with every device, group address, and topology recorded. Instead of re-entering that structure by hand into a separate head-end, xSERVA is built to work directly with ETS project data, carrying it straight into the platform’s data model. That alone removes one of the most time-consuming, error-prone steps in a mixed-protocol commissioning process.
Gateway flexibility instead of a rip-and-replace mandate
Not every site is a clean install. xSERVA can connect through existing protocol gateways already on site where that makes sense, or communicate natively with BACnet, KNX, MQTT, and Modbus devices directly where it doesn’t — whichever fits the project’s existing infrastructure and budget best. That flexibility means integrators aren’t forced into replacing working hardware just to get everything onto one platform.
Frequently asked questions
Does xSERVA support ETS project import for KNX installs?
Yes. xSERVA is built to work directly with ETS project data, so group addresses, devices, and topology already configured for a KNX installation carry through instead of being re-mapped by hand.
Is there an open API for custom integrations?
Yes. xSERVA exposes an open, documented API so integrators can build custom integrations, automate commissioning tasks, or connect third-party systems without relying on the vendor for every change.
Can xSERVA work with existing protocol gateways rather than replacing them?
Yes. xSERVA is flexible on gateway architecture — it can connect through existing protocol gateways already on site or communicate natively where direct integration is preferred, whichever fits the project better.
Where do I find the technical documentation?
Full API references, integration guides, and technical documentation are available on the developer portal, linked below.