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XOi is an American company that provides data solutions used by field service organizations to capture, structure, and analyze equipment data across the lifecycle of physical assets. The company is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, and serves industries including heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration, as well as other skilled trades sectors.

XOi was founded in 2013 in Nashville, Tennessee by Aaron Salow. The company was founded to address challenges in field service operations, including fragmented equipment data and communication gaps between technicians and back-office teams.

In 2023, XOi received investment from global private equity firm KKR..^[1]

In 2024, XOi acquired Specifx, a data firm specializing in equipment information and metadata.^[2] The acquisition was also covered by TechCrunch.^[3]

In 2026, XOi announced plans to relocate its headquarters to a new office in Nashville’s Gulch district.^[4]

XOi provides a platform used by field technicians and service organizations to capture and access jobsite and equipment data, including photo and video documentation and structured asset information.

The platform incorporates technologies such as Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to extract equipment information from dataplates and convert it into structured records, which are enriched with manufacturer specifications and connected to service data over time.

In 2026, XOi announced a partnership with Blue Frontier, a cooling technology company backed by investors including Bill Gates^[5]

XOi has also partnered with companies in the building technology sector, including a collaboration with Brightly Software, a Siemens-affiliated company focused on integrating data into building operations and service workflows.^[6]

XOi has been covered by business and industry publications in connection with its funding, acquisitions, and partnerships in the field service and facilities technology sector. Coverage has included reporting on its acquisition of Specifx, investment from KKR, and expansion in Nashville.

The company has also been referenced in broader industry reporting on the use of artificial intelligence in building operations, including coverage by Facilities Dive.^[7]

XOi’s funding activity has also been noted in venture capital reporting, including Crunchbase News.^[8]

XOi serves organizations in the field service sector, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical and commercial equipment service providers.