Overview

Oxand Simeo is a platform for managing asset data and shaping long-term investment plans around condition, risk and cost. It is best suited to organizations responsible for large infrastructure or property portfolios. Its strongest case is connecting asset analysis to multi-year planning; the free tier is only a small-portfolio snapshot.

Key features

Simeo AIP centralizes asset data and models ageing, risk, cost, climate impact, energy and carbon. Predictive models and multi-scenario simulation let teams compare investment paths, while budget optimisation and carbon and sustainability constraints bring financial and environmental priorities into the same planning process. Multi-failure-mode analysis and executive dashboards support both risk assessment and management decisions. These tools suit teams choosing among long-term investment options, not those seeking only a current-condition record.

Simeo Inventory adds full inventory control, bulk import, REST and GraphQL API access, and field inspections through the Simeo GO mobile app. Lite, in contrast, provides a condition-and-risk snapshot without simulation. Buyers should distinguish the basic portfolio view from the inventory and planning capabilities they actually need.

Integrations cover IBM Maximo, Infor EAM, CARL Software and SAP PM for CMMS; SAP and Oracle ERP; and GIS, BIM, IoT and SCADA. Native ERP connectivity and REST and GraphQL APIs can help fit Simeo into established asset workflows.

Security measures include AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS in transit, mandatory MFA, role-based permissions and enterprise SSO. Managed cloud hosting runs on Microsoft Azure France with EU data residency; Kubernetes-ready self-hosting is also available. Oxand describes its infrastructure as ISO 27001-certified and the platform as aligned with ISO 55001 requirements and the NIS2 directive. Continuous security monitoring, incident response targets, customer notification for security incidents, and daily, weekly, monthly and yearly backups address operational continuity. These provisions matter to organizations with residency, access-control or deployment requirements.

Pricing

Simeo Lite costs 0.00 USD per free and covers up to three buildings, with no infrastructure setup required. It is a low-friction way to get a condition-and-risk snapshot, but it has no simulation and is too limited for portfolio-wide planning beyond that building cap.

Simeo Inventory is a paid tier for unlimited buildings and sites, with custom pricing. Its inventory controls, imports, API access and field inspections make it the relevant step for teams that need operational inventory management.

Simeo AIP uses a custom enterprise subscription scaled to portfolio size and selected modules. It is the tier for organizations needing simulation, project investment models, asset budgeting and multi-year planning; there is no fixed list price. The pricing model offers scope flexibility, but buyers should expect to determine cost through an enterprise engagement.

Platforms

Simeo is available through API, self-hosted deployment and the web. Managed cloud on Azure France and Kubernetes-ready self-hosting give teams a choice of deployment, while API availability supports integration with existing systems.

Who it's for

Oxand identifies infrastructure operators, real estate and social-housing portfolio managers, utilities, healthcare estates and public asset managers as intended users. Simeo is most compelling when those teams need to turn asset condition and risk into investment priorities over several years. Organizations needing only a small portfolio snapshot can start with Lite; those needing scenario analysis will need AIP.

Pros and cons

Pros: AIP combines predictive models, scenario analysis, budget optimisation and sustainability constraints for multi-year planning.
Pros: CMMS, ERP, GIS, BIM, IoT and SCADA connections, plus REST and GraphQL APIs, address a broad range of existing asset environments.
Pros: Azure France cloud hosting with EU data residency and a self-hosted option accommodate different deployment needs.
Cons: Lite stops at three buildings and excludes simulation, so it cannot serve as a free route to full investment planning.
Cons: Inventory and AIP use custom pricing, which leaves buyers without a fixed price to compare before engaging.

Alternatives

For a wider shortlist, see Capital Planning Software.

Trimble Viewpoint Vista may fit buyers seeking an ERP with cloud-hosted and on-premises deployments; pricing is by contacting sales.
Facilities Planner is another paid option with API and web platforms.
Nakisa Capital Projects Suite is worth considering when a tailored demo is the preferred way to assess a paid API and web platform.
Siemens Origin is another paid option available on Android, iOS, web and API.
OpenGov Accounts Payable is a paid API and web option for readers considering accounts-payable software.
Oracle Primavera Cloud offers paid cloud services for Android, iOS, web and API, including named-user monthly plans.
FacilityForce Operate Capital Improvement may suit buyers who want to choose between perpetual and subscription licensing, with pricing based on solution and licensing model.
Capexplan is a paid per-user, per-year option with a free trial, for teams preferring user-based pricing.

Verdict

Oxand Simeo is a strong fit for infrastructure, property and public asset teams that need to connect asset risk to multi-year investment decisions. AIP's simulations, budgeting and sustainability constraints are the central reason to choose it, alongside broad integration and deployment options. Look elsewhere if a fixed, published enterprise price is essential, or if a free tier must include scenario planning.

	CBRE CostLab	Oxand Simeo
Free plan	No	Yes
Free trial	Yes	No
Paid from	—	Free
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Web	api, self-hosted, Web
Free plan	No	Yes
Project investment models	Yes	Yes
Asset budgeting	Yes	Yes
Multi-year planning	Yes	Yes
Scenario analysis	—	Yes
ERP connectivity	—	native

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