Workplace experience hardware manufacturer Humly has integrated its devices with Xyte Connect+, a cloud platform for managing AV, unified communications and intelligent building technologies, making Humly’s room display and booking devices available for monitoring and control within a single management environment.
The integration allows Humly hardware to connect automatically to Xyte’s cloud environment, where integrators and end users can access real-time system health data, monitor performance, execute remote commands and manage devices at scale. Customers can also connect Humly devices through Xyte Edge, an on-premises interface device designed to enable secure local connectivity to the cloud platform.
Through integration with Humly Sense, organisations can bring environmental data from built-in Humly sensors into Xyte for centralised visibility and analysis. The initial rollout imports environmental readings including temperature and CO2 levels, presented within Xyte’s analytics environment to support space utilisation and operational decisions. Humly Sense also offers a route to third-party sensors in HVAC, lighting and other building systems.
Anders Karlsson, CEO of Humly, said: “By bringing Humly devices and sensor data into Xyte, customers get clearer visibility across their spaces and the insight to improve reliability, comfort, and the employee experience.”
Omer Brookstein, CEO of Xyte, added: “Humly expands what customers can do with Xyte by adding workplace devices and room intelligence to the platform. It’s a strong example of the interoperability companies now expect, with more systems working together in one place to simplify operations and support smarter workplaces.”
The integration follows Humly’s release of a Q-SYS plug-in at ISE 2026 and represents Xyte’s first dedicated workplace experience technology provider on the platform. Both companies will demonstrate the collaboration at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, June 17-19.
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