Embrava Connect Cloud

The AI-native platform behind the modern workplace.

A unified control plane for every connected device in your building. Humans and AI agents are both first-class users.

What it is

The platform is the product.

Embrava Connect Cloud (ECC) is an AI-native device management platform built for the workplace. It handles identity, state, provisioning, updates, and coordination for every device you deploy — from small screens to sensors to signage to whatever you plug in next. Everything else is what you do with it.

What makes ECC different: AI agents aren't an add-on. They're users. An agent authenticates with OAuth2 client credentials, receives role-based permissions, and interacts with every device and workspace through the same API surface as a human operator. The platform doesn't distinguish between a facilities manager booking a room and an AI agent optimizing floor utilization at 2am.

What makes it different

Six things you won't find in a typical workplace platform.

AI-native from day one

AI agents authenticate, hold roles, and operate devices through the same APIs as your team. Not a bolt-on. The architecture.

One platform, many jobs

A single device can run an embedded today and a different one tomorrow. No swap, no remake. No new vendor.

Hardware-agnostic

From bare-metal firmware to Android appliances to enterprise MDM-managed hardware — all managed through the same control plane.

Connected to everything

20+ native integrations plus an open API and MCP server mean the platform speaks the language of your business and your AI tools.

Built to grow

Add capacity, add modules, add device types, add agents — without re-architecting anything.

Enterprise-grade

Multi-tenant isolation, SSO, audit logging, agent RBAC, and the security posture IT teams expect.

Agents

AI agents are first-class users.

ECC exposes a full MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so any AI agent can discover, authenticate, and operate your workplace infrastructure. Agents get their own identity, their own RBAC roles, and their own audit trail. Create an agent, assign it permissions, hand it a client secret, and it's operational.

Standard A2A (Agent-to-Agent) discovery via /.well-known/agent-card.json means any agent framework can find ECC and understand what it can do. No custom integration. No vendor lock-in. Just the open protocols.

MCP tools available
accept_device_status
Device health, connectivity, firmware.
accept_device_command
Reboot, config, update, diagnostics.
accept_occupancy_insights
Workplace occupancy analytics.
accept_building_heatmap
Space utilization visualization.
manage_device_lifecycle
Provision, retire, decommission.
notif_trigger_platform_events
Sync with external systems.
accept_space_availability
Real-time desk & room availability.
accept_check_workspace
Create lookups for users.
accept_configure_signage
Schedule and update content.
accept_get_zone_presence
Multi-platform presence awareness.
From dashboards

From dashboards to autonomous operations.

ECC doesn't just show you data and wait for you to act. The platform includes a policy engine and workspace intelligence layer that lets agents make decisions and take action in real time.

Policy engine

Define rules: if a desk is empty for 15 minutes, release it. If occupancy drops below 18% after 2pm, consolidate zones. The platform enforces them automatically.

Workspace intelligence

Occupancy prediction from booking history and device telemetry. Anomaly detection. Booking-vs-occupancy gap analyses. Pattern recognition by day, time, and team.

AI floor plan analysis

Upload an architectural floor plan. Claude Vision detects every room, labels it, and maps it to the platform. No manual drawing. Minutes, not days.

Fleet health agent

Firmware vulnerability scanning, config rollouts, auto-rollback. Your devices stay current without a human in the loop.

Identity lifecycle agent

Employee offboarded in HRIS? Bookings revoked, licenses updated, devices reconfigured. Automatically.

Facility operations agent

Event tomorrow? Signage updated, rooms reserved, wayfinding configured, resources allocated. One trigger, everything moves.

How it works

Every device is a managed endpoint.

The platform decides what that endpoint does. A module — desk booking, room scheduling, signage, alerts — is just software running on the platform. Swap the module and the device takes on a new job. That's the whole idea, and it's why a customer who buys one product today is really investing in every product we'll ever build.

The same is true for agents. An AI agent that books desks today can optimize signage tomorrow and manage fleet health next quarter. Same credentials, same permissions model, same audit trail. The platform grows. The agents grow with it.

See a live demo of the platform.

Sixty minutes at our Hudson Yards Experience Center — every product, the engineers, your stack pre-wired. Or just send us a message.