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For industrial operators

One view of the plant, and who responded.

Pumps, compressors, boilers, cold rooms and leak sensors in one place. SensoCAN shows the readings live, raises an alarm when one crosses a limit you set, and keeps it open until someone on shift acknowledges it.

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Operators seen from behind in a control room, a wall screen showing a 3D view of a conveyor line

Other solutions: IoT Hardware Companies · Service Contractors
See also: Food & Cold Chain

How it goes today

Readings sit in separate systems, or on a clipboard. A pump stops at night and the first sign is the damage in the morning. When an inspector asks for the record, nobody can show it.

What the shift gets.

Three things SensoCAN gives the people on shift and the engineer who follows up.

  • Every reading in one place

    Gateways and sensors report into one workspace: live dashboards for the shift, history for the engineer.

  • Alarms that reach the shift

    A reading outside its limit raises an alarm. It goes to whoever you choose and stays open until someone acknowledges it, even after the reading returns to normal.

  • People stay in control

    The AI assistant answers questions about your own data and points out trends. It cannot command or configure any device. People do.

From a sensor on the line to an acknowledged alarm.

Connect the site, set the limits, and run the shift with the record kept for you.

1

Connect the site

Install supported gateways and sensors on the assets you care about. They report into your workspace, and the plant's dashboard shows them together.

Illustration of a plant's dashboard
Plant OverviewTransfer pump duty and pump-house conditions, on the wall in the control room.
Last 6hShareEdit Dashboard
Transfer Pump 1 · Motor Current
Transfer Pump 1 · Discharge Pressure
83psi
Discharge Pressure
Transfer Pump 1 · Bearing Temperature
58.0celsius
Bearing Temperature
Air Compressor 1 · Discharge Pressure
88.4 psiIn range
Pump House · Temperature
Pump House AmbientOnline · 18.0 celsius
Transfer Pump 1Online · 58.0 celsius
Transfer Pump 2Online · 59.1 celsius
Transfer Pump 3Online · 59.2 celsius
Transfer Pump 4Online · 44.7 celsius
  1. The plant's own dashboard, laid out for the control room
  2. One pump's motor current over the last six hours
  3. Every pump-house sensor, with its status and reading
2

Set the limits

Set each sensor's limits, and draw the rule chains that decide what counts as a problem and who is told.

Illustration of a pump's sensor page
Motor CurrentSensor Details
LIVEExport DataEdit Sensor
Information
NameMotor CurrentTypeCurrentSlugmotor-current-1UpdatedSep 20, 2026, 11:52 AM
ProfileEdit Profile
Minimum Threshold0 ampere
Maximum Threshold38 ampere
Email NotificationsEnabled
SMS NotificationsEnabled
Current ReadingAbove max threshold
41.8ampereHigh
Current value41.8 ampere↑ +1.2 ampere vs previous reading
Last updatedSep 20, 2026, 2:49 PMLive · updates automatically
Min Threshold · 0 ampere+41.8 ampereHeadroom above min
Max Threshold · 38 ampere-3.8 ampereHeadroom below max
Sensor ReadingsExport CSV
Live DataLIVEHistoricalAggregated
ALARM ZONE · above 38 ampereMax Threshold · 38 ampereMin Threshold · 0 ampere
  1. The pump's limits, set once in the sensor's profile
  2. The latest reading, and how far it is past the limit
  3. The chart draws the limit and shades the alarm zone
3

Run the shift

Alarms reach the people on shift. Each one stays open until it is acknowledged, and the record shows when, and by whom.

Illustration of the plant's open alarms
AlarmsMonitor and acknowledge alarms raised by your devices
Search by message, type, device, or sensor...Search
OpenAll severitiesAll
SeverityMessageSourceStartedTriggersStatus
CriticalSump Pit 1 Leak Detector is wet: water detected in the north pump-house sump.Leak DetectorSep 20, 2026, 2:23 PM4ActiveAcknowledgedby Wes Kilbride
MajorTransfer Pump 2 Motor Current is above range: 41.8 A (limit 38 A).Motor CurrentSep 20, 2026, 1:46 PM12ActiveUnacknowledged
WarningCompressor Room Ambient Room Temperature is above range: 34.6°C (limit 30°C).Room TemperatureSep 20, 2026, 12:22 PM21ActiveUnacknowledged
MajorBoiler 1 Flue Gas Temperature is above range: 247°C (limit 230°C).Flue Gas TemperatureSep 20, 2026, 4:12 AM3ActiveAcknowledgedby Priya Raman
WarningAir Compressor 1 Discharge Pressure is below range: 76.5 psi (limit 80 psi).Discharge PressureSep 20, 2026, 2:58 AM6ClearedUnacknowledged
WarningTransfer Pump 4 Bearing Temperature is above range: 71.2°C (limit 70°C).Bearing TemperatureSep 19, 2026, 11:05 PM2ActiveAcknowledgedby Dana Whitfield
Showing 1 to 6 of 6 alarmsPer page:15
  1. The plant's open alarms, newest first
  2. Each shows its severity and the reading that raised it
  3. The record shows who acknowledged each alarm
4

Ask about the shift

Ask the built-in assistant what happened overnight or which alarms are still open. It answers from the plant's own history; it cannot operate anything.

Illustration of the assistant page
Chat History
Search chats...Today
What happened on the night shift?
Which alarms are still open?
Older
Show me device status summary
Transfer Pump 2 current this week
AI AssistantOnline • Ready to help
New Chat
What happened on the night shift?
Here's the night shift at Tamarack Process Works, 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM:
Alarms raised overnight
  • Transfer Pump 4 Bearing Temperature went above range at 11:05 PM: 71.2°C (limit 70°C). Acknowledged by Dana Whitfield; still active.
  • Air Compressor 1 Discharge Pressure fell below range at 2:58 AM: 76.5 psi (limit 80 psi). Back in range since 3:20 AM; not acknowledged yet.
  • Boiler 1 Flue Gas Temperature went above range at 4:12 AM: 247°C (limit 230°C). Acknowledged by Priya Raman; still active.
Devices
  • All 14 devices stayed online through the shift.
The compressor alarm still needs someone to acknowledge it. If you'd like, I can list the readings around any of these alarms.
Ask me anything...
Enter to send · Shift+Enter for new lineAI can make mistakes
  1. Ask in plain words about the shift
  2. It answers from the plant's own alarms and readings
  3. Earlier questions stay in the chat history

Set up with you, on your site.

Our team sets SensoCAN up with your operations team, and the scope of any extra work is agreed in writing.

  • Workspace, users and roles created with you.
  • Gateways and sensors connected, and each sensor's limits set.
  • Rule chains for your escalation, drawn with your shift leads.
  • Private or on-premises deployment on the Enterprise plan.

Questions from industrial operators

Can the assistant act on a machine?

No. It reads your data and answers questions about it. Every physical action stays with your people.

What happens if a gateway goes offline?

It is marked offline, and an offline alarm can be raised for it like any other alarm.

Can SensoCAN run in our own environment?

Yes. Private and on-premises deployments are part of the Enterprise plan, and the scope is agreed in writing.

Evaluate SensoCAN against your operating requirements

Tell us what you monitor, who is on shift and where the site is, and we will show you how it fits.

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