Australian data company CT4 has cemented their presence in the facilities management sector in the United Kingdom, signing a major contract with London-based property services business, JPW Real Estate.

The partnership will initially see CT4 providing its state-of-the-art Canopy technology solutions for the management and maintenance of a 57-apartment residential complex in the trendy and sought after Hoxton area of London, managed by JPW.

The Canopy software will collect and deliver accurate, real-time and relevant information, on the building’s plant and machinery allowing JPW to make faster, earlier and more informed decisions on proactive predictive and preventative intervention rather than reactive and expensive ones.

The technology employs smart sensors for the measuring and gathering of data from numerous property management parameters including temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, noise and movement.

The data will be used for preventative maintenance analysis, predictive mould growth, monitoringoccupancy levels and air quality control, amongst other use cases.

CT4 CEO, Craig Adams, said the company was excited to be growing its facilities management technologyin London with respected property service company JPW, which manages a £2 billion portfolio of properties across the UK.

“We are looking forward to a strong working relationship with JPW delivering our data control software forbetter maintaining the wellbeing of this residential complex and the people who live there,’’ Mr Adams said.

“CT4’s software will allow JPW to be more innovative in its decision making, based on real-time data and insights, resulting in better health for tenants and residential assets alike and a better bottom line due to reduced service costs by sensing problems and acting upon them before they arise,’’ he said.

JPW CEO, Simon Wainwright, said that PropTech is the future of property and facilities management allowing us to deliver a better customer experience and cost efficiencies.

“The challenge in the UK is to improve existing buildings by retrofitting technology; we evaluated a range of solutions and chose CT4 due to their extensive range of monitored solutions."

May 19, 2022

CT4 and JPW join forces in high-tech property-management first

Privacy notice

20 May 2021

Introduction

This notice applies across all websites that we own and operate and all services we provide, including our online services products, and any other apps or services we may offer (for example, events or training). For the purpose of this notice, we’ll just call them our ‘services’.
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When we say ‘personal data’ we mean identifiable information about you, like your name, email, address, telephone number, bank account details, payment information, credit card details, support queries, and so on. If you can’t be identified (for example, when personal data has been aggregated and anonymised) then this notice doesn’t apply.
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We may need to update this notice from time to time. Where a change is significant, we’ll make sure we let you know – usually by sending you an email.

Who are ‘we’?

When we refer to ‘we’ (or ‘our’ or ‘us’), that means CT4 Pty Limited and all its wholly owned subsidiaries. Our headquarters are in Australia but we operate and have offices all over the world. Address details for all CT4 offices are available on our contacts us page.
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For European Union data protection purposes, when we act as a controller in relation to your personal data, CT4 Europe Limited (Company No: 09357367) is our representative in the European Union.

Our principles of data protection

Our approach to data protection is built around four key principles. They’re at the heart of everything we do relating to personal data.
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Transparency: We take a human approach to how we process personal data by being open, honest and transparent.
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Enablement: We enable connections and efficient use of personal data to empower productivity and growth.
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Security: We champion industry leading approaches to securing the personal data entrusted to us.
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Stewardship: We accept the responsibility that comes with processing personal data.

How we collect your data

When you visit our websites or use our services, we collect personal data. The ways we collect it can be broadly categorised into the following:
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Information you provide to us directly: When you visit or use some parts of our websites and/or services we might ask you to provide personal data to us. For example, when you sign up for a subscription, join us on social media, take part in training and events, contact us with questions or request support. If you don’t want to provide us with personal data, you don’t have to, but it might mean you can’t use some parts of our websites or services.
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Information we collect automatically: We collect some information about you automatically when you visit our websites or use our services, like your IP address and device type. We also collect information when you navigate through our websites and services, including what pages you looked at and what links you clicked on. This information is useful for us as it helps us get a better understanding of how you’re using our websites and services so that we can continue to provide the best experience possible (e.g., by personalising the content you see).
Some of this information is collected using cookies and similar tracking technologies..
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Information we get from third parties: The majority of information we collect, we collect directly from you. Sometimes we might collect personal data about you from other sources, such as publicly available materials or trusted third parties like our marketing and research partners. We use this information to supplement the personal data we already hold about you, in order to better inform, personalise and improve our services, and to validate the personal data you provide.
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Where we collect personal data, we’ll only process it:

o perform a contract with you, or
where we have legitimate interests to process the personal data and they’re not overridden by your rights, or
in accordance with a legal obligation, or
where we have your consent.

If we don’t collect your personal data, we may be unable to provide you with all our services, and some functionsand features on our websites may not be available to you.
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How we collect your data

First and foremost, we use your personal data to operate our websites and provide you with any services you’ve requested, and to manage our relationship with you. We also use your personal data for other purposes, which may include the following:
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To communicate with you: This may include:

providing you with information you’ve requested from us (like training or education materials) or information we are required to send to you
operational communications, like changes to our websites and services, security updates, or assistance with using our websites and services
marketing communications in accordance with your marketing preferences
asking you for feedback or to take part in any research we are conducting (which we may engage a third party to assist with).

To support you: This may include assisting with the resolution of technical support issues or other issues relating to the websites or services, whether by email, or otherwise.
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To enhance our websites and services and develop new ones: For example, by tracking and monitoring your use of websites and services so we can keep improving, or by carrying out technical analysis of our websites and services so that we can optimise your user experience and provide you with more efficient tools.
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To protect: So that we can detect and prevent any fraudulent or malicious activity, and make sure that everyone is using our websites and services fairly and in accordance with our terms (www.cirrusbackup.com/terms).
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To analyse, aggregate and report: We may use the personal data we collect about you and other users of our websites and services (whether obtained directly or from third parties) to produce aggregated and anonymised analytics and reports, which we may share publicly or with third parties.

How we collect your data

There will be times when we need to share your personal data with third parties. We will only disclose your personal data to:

other companies in the CT4 group of companies
third party service providers and partners who assist and enable us to use the personal data to, for example, support delivery of or provide functionality on the website or services, or to market or promote our goods and services to you
regulators, law enforcement bodies, government agencies, courts or other third parties where we think it’s necessary to comply with applicable laws or regulations, or to exercise, establish or defend our legal rights. Where possible and appropriate, we will notify you of this type of disclosure
an actual or potential buyer (and its agents and advisors) in connection with an actual or proposed purchase, merger or acquisition of any part of our business
other people where we have your consent.

International Data Transfers

If we share data, and that would only ever be subscriber data, it will never be transferred to, and processed in, countries other than the country where you signed up to.

Security

Security is a priority for us when it comes to your personal data. We’re committed to protecting your personal data and have appropriate technical and organisational measures in place to make sure that happens.

Retention

The length of time we keep your personal data depends on what it is and whether we have an ongoing business need to retain it (for example, to provide you with a service you’ve requested or to comply with applicable legal, tax or accounting requirements).
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We’ll retain your personal data for as long as we have a relationship with you and for a period of time afterwards where we have an ongoing business need to retain it, in accordance with our data retention policies and practices. Following that period, we’ll make sure it’s deleted or anonymised.

Your rights

It’s your personal data and you have certain rights relating to it. When it comes to marketing communications, you can ask us not to send you these at any time – just follow the unsubscribe instructions contained in the marketing communication.
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You also have rights to:

know what personal data we hold about you, and to make sure it’s correct and up to date
request a copy of your personal data, or ask us to restrict processing your personal data or delete it
object to our continued processing of your personal data

You can exercise these rights at any time by making a support request at servicedesk@ct4.com.
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If you’re not happy with how we are processing your personal data, please let us know by getting in touch from the support page. We will review and investigate your complaint, and try to get back to you within a reasonable time frame. You can also complain to your local data protection authority. They will be able to advise you how to submit a complaint.

How to contact us

We’re always keen to hear from you. If you’re curious about what personal data we hold about you or you have a question or feedback for us on this notice, our websites or services, please get in touch.
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As a technology company, we prefer to communicate with you by email – this ensures that you’re put in contact with the right person, in the right location, and in accordance with any regulatory time frames.
Contact us from www.ct4.com/#contact