An integrator sells the same kind of system to one customer after another, and has to keep each of them apart. You get the controllers, a cloud where every customer has its own account under yours, and your name on what they log in to.
Accounts nest. You see every customer you serve, each customer sees only its own sites, and a parent account cannot grant more than it holds.
A device belongs to one account and can be shared with another. The owner and the company that maintains it both see it, without sharing a login.
The dashboard is served on your domain with your name, logo and colours, and the apps are published under your developer accounts.
Four ports that each take any supported sensor protocol, set from the dashboard. The same part goes into a pump station, a plant room and a tank farm.
Send the sensor models, the number of points and where they sit. We confirm whether the ports cover it and what the installation looks like.
The controller runs on battery, solar or a DC supply and connects over cellular, so it does not wait for an electrician or for the customer's IT department.
To an account of its own, on your domain, with its own users, alerts and reports.
Port settings and reporting intervals are changed from the dashboard, and firmware is updated over the air. A change of sensor is not a site visit for the configuration.
Yes. Each customer has an account under yours with its own users and roles, and the boundary is enforced by the platform.
Yes. Your account sits above theirs, so you see and support every customer you serve from one place.
Yes. Over fifty sensor types are supported today and more are added on request. If a sensor speaks one of the supported protocols, it is a candidate.
Yes. The dashboard is on your domain with your name and logo, and the apps are listed under your company in the stores.
Yes. Readings export to Excel, and a REST API with scoped tokens covers what the dashboard covers.
The kind of sites you serve, the sensors you use and how your customers should be separated. We come back with how it maps onto controllers and accounts.
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