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# Buildings

We covered basic Building creation on the previous chapter of the documentation. We are going to go into detail on the main functionalities, features and parameters to be adjusted that relate to the Buildings in Enterprise.

The section contains information and instruction on how to configure the following:

* Building Dashboard - a summary of the main components
* Users - how to add/remove and assign rights
* Heating Profiles - creation and management for automating your building

The Main Enterprise screen has a list of all your Buildings, they are also listed in the sidebar. You can "Create a new building" from here, or open up an existing one either by pressing anywhere on the Building sub-window or on its name in the sidebar (you can also expand its levels if there are any and navigate to a specific one, directly).

<figure><img src="/files/DFthvQV0GRcJPCoLxJTN" alt=""><figcaption><p>Creating Overview</p></figcaption></figure>

Examples will be given on all possible use-cases. Lets start by looking at the main Building Dashboard. It is data packed and provides great insights at a glands at the overal state of the Building. It can easily point you to potential problems or areas ripe for optimization.


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