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Service

The data is there. It is just stored elsewhere.

In most businesses everything needed has long been available — in the controller, the meter, the mailbox, the ERP system. These things just do not talk to each other, and until now a person with a keyboard has filled the gap.

Open switch cabinet with rows of meters

Connect read-only

In your own premises

No vendor lock-in

What it is about

What is connected, and what that changes.

Technology

Meters, scales, sensors, controllers. Many speak Modbus or similar protocols and can be connected read-only — nothing is written.

Commercial

Mailbox, ERP, accounting, filing. So that a document is found because it is there — not because someone remembers where they put it.

The result

Questions can be answered that previously would have needed three programmes and two people. ⭐ And with a source reference — without one, an answer is worthless in business.

How it works

First look at what is there. Then connect.

01

Stocktake of sources

Which devices and programmes exist, what do they output, who holds the access rights. ⛔ Where an interface is missing, we say so — instead of promising one.

02

One source first

We connect the one that makes the biggest difference and let it run for a week. Only when it holds up does the next one follow.

03

Bringing together

The sources come together in a system in your premises. No outflow to the outside, no intermediate stop at a third party.

04

Handover

You receive the access rights, the description and the maintenance notes. Also for the case that you later continue with someone else.

What is there afterwards

What comes together afterwards.

  • Measured values, documents and post can be queried in one place — in your own premises.
  • Answers come with a source reference: from which document, from which meter, when.
  • Recurring retyping is eliminated wherever it was pure transcription.
  • Failures are noticed because a source goes quiet — not only at billing time.
  • A description of your data paths that another service provider can also read.

And what it does not

This is here because everything else would be worthless without it.

Anyone who promises everything is switched off at the first objection. That is why we say beforehand where the limit lies.

It does not invent data

What is not measured does not exist for the analysis. If a meter is missing, even the best connection does not help — then metering is the first step, not software.

It does not interfere with your plant

We connect read-only. Controlling, regulating and switching stay with your technology and your people.

It does not tie you to us

The access rights belong to you, the description is held by you, and the system runs in your premises. Switching must be possible, otherwise it is not a core of your own.

Frequently asked questions

The questions that come first.

Our plants are old. Does it work anyway?

Often yes — older technology in particular speaks open protocols. What works and what does not, we clarify at your plant before anything goes into a quotation.

Does something have to go onto the internet for this?

No. The system runs in your premises, with no address on the open network. Knowledge from outside is brought in — your data does not go out.

What happens if a source fails?

You will notice. A meter that goes quiet stands out because the series breaks off — not weeks later at billing. ⭐ This is exactly one of the most frequent findings.

Who looks after it afterwards?

You, your IT or us — that is a decision, not a dependency. The description is written so that a third party can work with it.

Can we start small?

This is the intended route. One source, one week, then you decide. Anyone who connects everything at once finds out too late whether it holds up.

How we start

First your biggest annoyance. Then the rest.

Bring us your biggest annoyance.

One conversation, one real task from your daily work. We use it to show what AI and automation can do for you.