Everything below runs on the same platform, against the same devices, inside the same account structure.
Create, configure and monitor devices across sites and accounts — meters, sensors, trackers, switches, gateways and other connected equipment.
Associate connected devices with the real-world assets they represent, so several sensors group against the one thing your business actually manages.
Dashboards focus on current state and immediate action, where analytics explain historical behaviour.
Analyse information across time instead of watching live values, with configurable and exportable reporting.
Fixed devices map to their captured coordinates; tracking devices use their latest GPS position.
Virtual boundaries around depots, warehouses, loading bays, farms, customer sites and restricted areas — monitored for what enters and leaves.
Connect GPS-enabled assets and vehicles for visibility beyond dots on a map — depot activity, route events and the metrics attached to each journey.
When it left the depot, which location it visited, when it arrived and departed, whether the expected route occurred — and the fuel used getting there.
Configure rules around the conditions that matter, with severity levels and notification controls. Then let automation respond on its own.
Custom switchboards represent real-world controls through a digital interface. Operators act manually; workflows act without them.
A single physical device can support multiple metering points, so different areas or loads are measured without duplicating consumption.
Main incomer, refrigeration, HVAC, production, tenant or department — measured separately from one device.
Time-of-use, seasonal and fixed charges applied per metering point — with alerts before demand becomes a penalty.
Expected generation against actual production, with performance ratio and historical trend.
The value is not knowing how much energy you used. It is knowing what you can change.
Carbon calculated from actual consumption rather than a broad annual estimate.
The same device model supports temperature, humidity, air quality and equipment-state sensing — for cold chain, laboratories, warehouses, agriculture and equipment rooms.
The asset model extends to people where the devices and privacy requirements allow. Interactive site plans place devices at their real physical location, so operators navigate a building visually.