Siemens Desigo CC
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- Windows
- Web
- iPhone and iPad
- Android
- API
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What the maker publishes
- Building systems
- It brings HVAC, lighting, fire safety, security and other systems together in a single interface. source
- Building X
- Version 9 adds cloud integration for data exchange with Building X. source
- Client architecture
- Siemens documentation describes a client-server architecture with web, Windows App and mobile clients. source
- Company background
- Siemens says its company began in Berlin in 1847, and identifies Siemens AG as headquartered in Munich. source
- Critical environments
- Siemens lists 21 CFR Part 11 pharma compliance, SNMPv3 support and expanded Modbus data types among its critical-environment capabilities. source
- Energy management
- Its Powermanager module can integrate electrical and utility meters, visualize consumption and power data, and support reporting and power quality monitoring. source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Founded
- 1847 source
- Headquarters
- Berlin and Munich, Germany source
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany source
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany; registered offices in Berlin and Munich source
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany source
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany source
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany source
- Intended buildings
- Siemens describes Desigo CC as designed for buildings of mid to large size and higher complexity. source
- Mobile access
- The Flex Client-based mobile app provides command and control on phone-sized devices and real-time push notifications. source
- Mobile operating systems
- Siemens documentation identifies the mobile app as an Android and iOS client. source
- Purpose
- Desigo CC is a building management software platform for monitoring and controlling smart building systems. source
- Scale limit
- A Siemens technical specification lists support for 150,000 objects in one system or up to 1,500,000 objects in distributed systems. source
- Security
- Siemens says the system receives regular updates to help defend against cybersecurity threats. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 29 Sept 2026.