ControlCom Connect
Vendor-neutral IIoT monitoring.
ControlCom Connect is a vendor-neutral industrial IoT platform for monitoring critical equipment across multiple
locations from a single screen. If you run power systems, refrigeration, pumps, or process equipment across distributed
sites, you are usually blind between visits, and the first sign of a problem is the damage: an outage, a spoiled load, a
failed transfer, or a surprise utility bill. Connect closes that gap with a real-time portfolio map, drag-and-drop
dashboards, and smart alerts by SMS, email, Slack, and mobile push, plus an AI assistant for natural-language questions
on live and historical data. It ingests from SCADA systems, controllers, meters, APIs, databases, and 10+ industrial
protocols, so it sits on top of whatever you already own. There is nothing to rip out, no vendor lock-in, and you can be
live in days, not quarters.
Features
- Single-screen multi-site view: one real-time portfolio map showing the status of every location, with weather overlays and drill-down to any asset.
- Drag-and-drop dashboards: build live dashboards from 50+ prebuilt widgets, with multi-site comparison and no code.
- Smart alerts and notifications: SMS, email, Slack, and mobile push, with intelligent thresholds and recurring-issue tracking so problems surface days early, not during an outage.
- AI assistant: ask natural-language questions about live and historical facility data and get answers in seconds.
- Any protocol, any source: ingest from SCADA systems, controllers, meters, APIs, databases, and 10+ industrial protocols. Vendor-neutral, nothing to rip out.
- Interactive SCADA-style diagrams: visualize facilities and one-lines as live, clickable diagrams.
- Edge server: optional on-site data collection that runs at the facility and streams to the platform.
- Compliance and cost reporting: supports NFPA, Joint Commission, and EPA reporting, plus energy and utility-cost visibility (it found a $160K billing error at one site).
- Enterprise security: SOC 2 Type II certified; holds equipment and facility data only.
- Deploy in days: live dashboards from first connection in days, not quarters.
Use Cases
- Prime power and distributed generation monitoring. Track generators, paralleling switchgear, transfer switches, and fuel across distributed sites, and catch a failed transfer or a generator that will not start before it becomes an outage instead of after.
- Cold chain and refrigeration protection. Watch temperatures, compressors, and door events across cold storage and refrigerated sites, and get alerted by SMS, email, Slack, or push before a load spoils, not when it is already lost.
- Utility cost and energy oversight. Give an energy manager visibility into power and utility usage across the portfolio, surface billing errors and waste, and skip the standalone energy study. Connect found a $160K billing error at one healthcare site and replaced a $30K energy study.
- Pump and process equipment monitoring. Keep eyes on pumps, motors, and process equipment across water, wastewater, and industrial sites, and see a developing fault days early through recurring-issue tracking.
- Compliance and reporting. Support NFPA, Joint Commission, and EPA reporting with continuous equipment data and alarm history, so audits and reports pull from live records instead of manual rounds.
- Vendor-neutral retrofit and overlay. Add modern monitoring on top of existing SCADA, controllers, meters, and legacy equipment without ripping anything out, across 10+ industrial protocols, and stay free of vendor lock-in.
- Predictive maintenance and early fault detection. Use intelligent thresholds and recurring-issue tracking to move maintenance from reactive to scheduled, catching equipment health problems before they cause downtime.
- Single-site critical monitoring. A single-site operator with mission-critical equipment gets the same real-time dashboards, smart alerts, and AI assistant, then scales to more sites on the same platform when the portfolio grows.
Comments
Hi everyone, maker here. We are a power systems engineering firm, so we spend our days on the switchgear, generators, and controls that hospitals and water plants cannot run without. The pattern we kept seeing: teams running equipment across multiple sites were blind between their daily rounds or site visits if a remote site, and the first sign of trouble was the damage (an outage, a bad load, a surprise utility bill or water damage).
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Hi everyone, maker here. We are a power systems engineering firm, so we spend our days on the switchgear, generators, and controls that hospitals and water plants cannot run without. The pattern we kept seeing: teams running equipment across multiple sites were blind between their daily rounds or site visits if a remote site, and the first sign of trouble was the damage (an outage, a bad load, a surprise utility bill or water damage).
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