Innovative technology for a more sustainable future

Webeasy helps businesses make their buildings smarter and more sustainable. They develop systems that let you automate and monitor energy, temperature, lighting and other installations. The result? Your building always runs as efficiently as possible without wasting energy.

Their approach? Easy-to-use software and hardware that connects to a wide range of devices. Whether it’s an office, a school or a factory, Webeasy ensures everything works together smoothly. The goal? More comfort, lower energy use and reduced costs.

Paul Straver, Commercial Director at Webeasy, explains: “We want buildings to perform well, without the hassle. Our technology gives users instant insight into how efficiently their building runs and where energy might be going to waste.”

Open and flexible: why it matters

Webeasy builds systems that connect with all kinds of equipment and software, even from other brands. This is called an open system. The benefit? If one part breaks down, you don’t have to replace everything. Just connect a new device and keep going.

“It’s about not being locked into one solution,” says Paul. “We want our customers to be free to choose what works best for them. And we ensure everything keeps working, also when technology develops.”

With their software, users can track and adjust their energy use. For example, the system alerts you when lights or heating stay on after closing time. “You get a notification when something’s not right. That way, you can act fast and avoid wasting energy.”

From technology to real impact

Sustainability isn’t just about saving energy. It’s also about using systems that last and are easy to maintain. Webeasy makes sure their technology is always up to date. They regularly release new versions that meet the latest rules and requirements around regulations and sustainability.

“We ensure our customers are ready for the future,” says Paul. “New regulations? No problem. Our software is updated continuously.”

Webeasy also helps businesses gain insight into their energy use. With clear dashboards, users can easily see where energy goes to waste and how to improve it. “Once you know where things go wrong, you can take targeted action,” Paul explains.

Sustainability starts with awareness

According to Paul, sustainability isn’t just about technology,  it’s mainly about awareness and taking action. “It starts with insight. Where are you using energy? How can you do that more efficiently? Once you know, you can take real steps forward.”

His advice to other entrepreneurs? Start today.

“Don’t let complex rules or reports hold you back. Start by measuring and identifying where you can improve. There are always ways to be more sustainable, whether it’s energy, waste, or even your workplace culture. And in many cases, it also helps you save money.”

Webeasy’s mission: intelligent technology for all

Webeasy makes sustainable technology accessible to everyone. Their systems aren’t just for large companies. They’re also a great fit for smaller organisations that want to take steps forward.

“We want everyone to easily see how sustainable their building is and where they can improve. The principles are the same, whether you run a small office or a large business,” says Paul.

What makes Webeasy unique is its ongoing commitment to improving and updating its technology to match the latest regulations. That means customers always stay up-to-date without needing to buy new equipment every time.

Lead the Change: what entrepreneurs can do

Sustainability doesn’t have to be complicated, says Paul Straver. It’s about gaining insight, making a plan, and improving step by step. Webeasy believes sustainable technology should be accessible to everyone, whether you run a large or a small business.

Paul is optimistic about the future. He highlights how much businesses can achieve by using energy in smarter ways. But that does require a proactive mindset and the courage to get started. Measuring, monitoring, and adjusting are essential.

His message to entrepreneurs is clear:

“Just get started. Begin by measuring, make a plan, and ask for help when needed. Banks and subsidies can support you, but you must take the first step yourself. Sustainability not only brings financial benefits but also leads to happier employees. If the workplace isn’t a good environment, people will leave. And in the long run, that costs even more.”

For Paul, sustainability isn’t a cost, it’s an opportunity for progress. With the right approach and calculations, companies can even save money while contributing to a better world. At Webeasy, they have seen its impact and are helping businesses take that step.

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Ready to future-proof your buildings, commit to sustainability, and create real impact?  Like Webeasy, Eevery believes that true sustainability starts with insight, innovation, and continuous improvement. Our platform helps you measure progress, stay compliant with evolving standards, and turn regulation into opportunity.  Book a meeting now and lead the change today!