Different sites.
A consistent way to work.

Construction and excavation

Keep a shared record of measurements around active works. Organize instruments by site and compare trends as construction activities progress.

A monitoring team collecting settlement, tilt, or ground movement observations around an excavation.

• Group instruments around structures, boundaries, or construction zones.
• Compare relevant variables over the same review period.
• Define anomaly conditions and route email actions to project contacts.

Tunnels and underground works

Bring measurements from different sections and collection systems into one project. Keep the source data and the calculations used to interpret it close together.

An instrumentation contractor supporting a tunnelling program across multiple sites or work areas.

• Connect supported provider feeds, FTP files, and custom API sources.
• Maintain instrument positions, logger relationships, and groups.
• Create dashboards around a section, work area, or review question.

Structures and infrastructure

Maintain an organized measurement history for structures being observed over time. Give engineers a consistent way to review changes and the variables behind them.

An engineering team reviewing instrument data from a structure across repeated inspection periods.

• Inspect measurement histories in graphs and value tables.
• Manage calculated values, calibration constants, and equations over time.
• Provide project stakeholders with scoped access to shared views.

Instrumentation and monitoring contractors

Use one platform to manage the data side of the installations you support. Keep each project organized while connecting the collection systems your clients already use.

A geotechnical monitoring provider installing sensors and managing readings for several project teams.

• Keep sites, instruments, and incoming data in a consistent structure.
• Inspect ingestion runs and address file or mapping failures.
• Give each team access to the projects and instruments it needs.