Five things, done for every site and every device you own.
Readings from every registered logger, streaming in as they are taken. Tags, units and scaling are set once and applied everywhere.
Forecast where a series is heading and see a breach before it happens, not in the report afterwards.
Thresholds per tag, escalation paths and acknowledgement, delivered where your team already looks.
Remote viewing of the stack, the floor or the panel room, alongside the numbers it produces.
Gauges, trends, tables, maps, totals. Build the dashboard each role needs and share it.
The plant manager wants totals and trends. The EHS officer wants limits and upload status. Same data, two dashboards, no second system.
Set the limit on the tag, choose who hears about it and how, and let Eco chase the acknowledgement.
Live streaming with PTZ control, history playback and remote monitoring, in the same portal as the data — so a strange number and the thing producing it are one click apart.
One navigation bar across the top; each entry is a full workspace.
Your account at a glance — stations, cameras, devices online and open alerts.
Real-time MQTT readings per station, with range, alert band, status and age on every card.
Any window, any aggregation. Zoom, pan, toggle parameters and download what you see.
Filter by industry, status, severity, type and date. Acknowledge one or all active at once.
Saved dashboards per industry — bar, line, flow and totalizer widgets, pinned and editable.
Plant views for operators, driven by the same tags as the rest of the portal.
Train a model on a parameter and let it raise anomaly alerts when a reading leaves the expected band.
Bring in historic or third-party records so the trend does not start the day you installed us.
Industries, stations, parameters, cameras, users and thresholds — all configured in-portal.
Every parameter card carries its value and unit, the instrument range, the alert band, a status and how long ago it arrived — so nobody has to remember what normal looks like.
Multi-layer aggregation: raw samples rolled into minute, hourly, daily and custom windows, layered on one chart with dual axes, mixed series types and per-widget export.
Three steps, usually done before the electrician has packed up.
Land the sensors on the terminals, give it 24 V, clip it to the rail.
Every unit carries a device ID on its face. Add it to your account and name the site.
Drop widgets onto a dashboard, set your limits, and hand the link to whoever needs it.
Send us a tag list and we will set up a demo dashboard on Eco before we talk.