The building is about to get a new kind of user

Until now, building systems were operated by people through screens. Increasingly they will be operated by AI assistants acting on a person's behalf. That is a real opportunity, and an uncontrolled connection is a real risk. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become the common way for AI to reach business systems. What it needs in a building is a gate.

What a governed connection means

• One controlled entry point between AI assistants and your signage, visitor, elevator and workspace systems.
• Identity carried through: the assistant acts with the permissions of the person it serves, and no more.
• Limits by design: which tools are exposed, to whom, how often, and with what confirmation.
• A record of everything: each request, its parameters and its outcome.
• Your choice of AI: the gate does not tie you to one model or vendor.
• Sovereign by default: deployed in region, on your infrastructure where required.

What it makes possible

"Book a room for six tomorrow morning and register my two guests." "Show the evacuation notice on every lobby screen." "Who is still on the fourth floor?" Each becomes a safe, auditable request instead of a custom integration project.

The product behind it

Limigate, built by FinesseTech to connect AI to PADS4, BonVoy, VertiVoy and the systems around them.