Protect every building in the portfolio the same way.
One dashboard, one monitoring center, one evidence chain across every property. Response tuned to the asset class at each address.




Portfolio outcomes
Eddy pays back at the portfolio level.
Numbers from the active Eddy monitoring program, audited every year against carrier loss runs.
Built for the way portfolios actually buy water protection.
One dashboard, every building
Roll up devices, incidents and response times across every property. Filter by region, asset type, carrier or risk score. The team's workflow does not change as the portfolio grows.
Standardized response, per asset type
Each asset class carries its own runbook. The monitoring center applies it uniformly, so a multi-family tower in Toronto and a Class A office in Manhattan are protected the same way the carrier expects.
Insurance-grade evidence at every renewal
Leak Incident Reports follow the same template across the portfolio so brokers walk into renewal with documented mitigation, not anecdotes. Premiums and deductibles move with the data.
Engineered to grow with the portfolio.
Programs that hold up at a few buildings break at fifty. Eddy is built around the scaling problem with dedicated project management, API integration and per-building templates.
Every building in the portfolio gets the right runbook.
Pick the asset type to see the protection plan, response patterns and evidence the carrier expects at renewal. The program runs the same across the portfolio. The runbook flexes per building.
Every minute changes the bill.
A leak gets bigger the longer it runs. Eddy detects in seconds and the monitoring center escalates within minutes, so the same failure is contained around minute two. Unmonitored, an after-hours leak runs six to eight hours before anyone arrives.
The leak starts at minute zero. Eddy contains it around minute two. Unmonitored, the same leak runs six to eight hours before staff arrive, and that red stretch is the avoided claim.
Documented portfolio outcomes.
Real numbers from operators running Eddy across more than one building. Some are named; others are described generically for privacy.













