The number you wish you had at the end of every shift.
Your equipment already knows the count, the downtime, the run hours and the tank levels. Nobody is looking. This puts them on a screen and in a report, without replacing what works.
What you get
- A connection to up to four controllers or one existing control system, over your network or a mobile gateway supplied at cost.
- Twelve months of history, kept for you and exportable as a spreadsheet at any time. The data is yours.
- Dashboards: one for the plant and one per line or area, up to four. Any browser, on site or on a phone.
- Reports: up to three, emailed on a schedule. Production by shift, downtime by cause, how often each alarm went off.
- Alerts: up to five rules by email or text. A tank below level, a line stopped more than 15 minutes.
- Handover: a written description of every measurement, calculation and report, so you're not locked in.
| Item | Effort |
|---|---|
| Package build | About six days of engineering, done remotely |
| Hosting and upkeep | The history, backups, updates, and up to two hours of changes a month |
| Extra controller, dashboard or report | Half a day to a day each |
Fixed price, because the scope is a list of counts and we've built this shape before. Ask for the one-page offer with prices. Not included: changes to a controller's program to expose numbers it doesn't record yet (usually small, quoted once we've looked), changes to your network or firewall, and anything that reaches into scheduling or your accounting system, which is a separate project this is often the first step toward.
Where it has run
- Off-grid pump station, GPMAn off-grid pump station with a generator, solar for the controls, soft pump starts, and monitoring from the office. Read more
- Heat treatment, Quarry MiningFurnace temperatures added to the app the plant already uses, so there is no new screen to learn.
- Summerhill, City of NewcastlePond level and flow on the council's screens with an alarm record for the EPA. Read more
Tell us the one number you want first. We build the package around it.