Software you can keep after we leave.
Power monitoring software should not be a black box you rent. We build on a standard industrial platform, hand over the licences and the source, and leave you able to hire anyone.
What the system is actually made of.
Meters publish data over Modbus, BACnet or EtherNet/IP. A gateway polls them on a schedule and writes values into a SQL historian with proper timestamps. Dashboards and reports read from that historian.
It is deliberately unexciting. Every component is a standard, widely supported product, which means the system can be maintained by anyone competent rather than only by us.
We do not build proprietary data formats, we do not password protect the projects we deliver, and we do not host your history somewhere you cannot reach it. If the relationship ends, the system keeps working.
What the platform does.
- Live dashboards, refreshing every one to five seconds, on any device
- Historical trending, arbitrary date ranges, multiple meters on one axis
- Alarming, on any measured value, delivered on screen, by email or text
- Reporting, PDF generation and CSV export from the same data
- Multi site, several facilities reporting into one roll up view
- Role based access, operators, maintenance and finance see appropriate screens
- Redundancy, gateway failover where uptime justifies it
Three ways to run it.
On premise
Everything inside your network with no external connectivity. The usual choice where IT policy or a security framework requires it.
Hosted
We host the gateway and historian, you reach it from anywhere. Sensible for multi site operators and organisations without an internal IT team.
Hybrid
Data collection on site, aggregation and reporting hosted. Local operation continues even if the external link drops.
Answers before you call.
We build on Ignition from Inductive Automation, plus a SQL historian. That is a deliberate choice: it is a mature platform with a large installed base, it is licensed per gateway rather than per client, and it means you are not dependent on a small integrator's proprietary product continuing to exist.
Yes. Many of our customers run entirely inside their own network. Cloud or hybrid deployment is equally possible where remote access matters more than isolation.
You keep the system, the licences, the source, the historian and the data. Another integrator can pick it up. We build on a standard platform partly so that this is true.
Ignition licensing is not tied to tag count in the way older SCADA products were, so system size is mostly a question of hardware and historian sizing. Systems ranging from a handful of meters to several hundred across multiple sites are all normal.
Often, yes. If you already run Ignition, power monitoring can be added to the existing gateway. If you run something else, we can usually exchange data over OPC UA or a database link rather than building an island.
Ask us what happens if you fire us.
It is a fair question, and the answer tells you a lot about how a system was built.
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