Solutions

We catch it. We text you. It gets fixed.

The install is the beginning of the relationship, not the end of it.

We are a data company and a service company. We design, order, build and install the sensor network — and then we keep showing up: on your floor, with your team, every month, turning readings into work orders and work orders into savings.

  1. See it.
  2. Know it.
  3. Fix it.

Photo slot — the team on a plant floor. Pending the photography cull.

Two ways this pays for itself.

Visibility first, because it is the half nobody else is metering. Return second, because it is the half that pays for the first.

01

Production & process visibility

Silo and material levels. Vibration. Product temperature. Compressor and cooling-tower health. Predictive maintenance. This is the half that’s growing fastest — because it’s the half nobody else is metering.

02

Utility & overhead reduction

Water, electricity, natural gas and compressed air, metered permanently and priced. This is the half that pays back first.

The word “Environmental” is in our name because we started with utilities. It is not the limit of what we meter.

Every litre and kilowatt you stop wasting is also an emissions number you can defend — measured, not estimated.

Which of these matters most depends on what you make — see it by sector

Every money fact below is quoted from §D.7 and carries [TOM-REVIEW] before launch — §K.2 #15. All nine live in one file, so that is one review, not two.

See it.

Permanent sensors on every meter and sub-meter.

We install wireless sensors and connect existing equipment, including legacy machinery decades old, into a single dashboard that gives your team live data on water use, energy consumption, and production performance. No more manual readings. No more discovering a problem on last month’s bill.

  • Every major consumer sub-metered, not just the utility’s revenue meter
  • Installed without shutting down the line, for most sensors
  • Alerts by SMS or email the moment something goes out of range
What a meter sees
OVERNIGHT FLOORFirst line upWashdownPlant down. Still 46 L/min.≈ 22,000 L a night, every night
LAST 24 H · 30-MIN BUCKETS · DASHED = OVERNIGHT FLOOR
Chart data
IntervalMunicipal supply (L/min)
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02:0049
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Know it.

The moment someone goes quiet.

When I sit down with a client team and we open up the live data for the first time, there’s always a moment. Someone goes quiet, then says, “Wait — that shouldn’t be doing that.”

One reading gives you a number. A week of readings gives you a habit. The warm block at 03:00 beside this is not a shift that ran late — it is on all seven rows, Sunday included, which makes it a schedule nobody has looked at since commissioning. And a schedule is a work order.

It is also what replaces the annual walk-through. A report is true on the day it is written; a meter is true every minute. When you need a water balance — every source, every end use, and everything unaccounted for — we build it from the meters rather than from a clipboard and a week of estimates, and it stays current afterwards.

See a water balance in the demo dashboard

Compressed air by hour and day
MON 00:00 — 43 L/min43MON 01:00 — 43 L/min43MON 02:00 — 46 L/min46MON 03:00 — 115 L/min115MON 04:00 — 121 L/min121MON 05:00 — 44 L/min44MON 06:00 — 96 L/min96MON 07:00 — 147 L/min147MON 08:00 — 151 L/min151MON 09:00 — 146 L/min146MON 10:00 — 145 L/min145MON 11:00 — 151 L/min151MON 12:00 — 149 L/min149MON 13:00 — 148 L/min148MON 14:00 — 150 L/min150MON 15:00 — 128 L/min128MON 16:00 — 128 L/min128MON 17:00 — 134 L/min134MON 18:00 — 134 L/min134MON 19:00 — 133 L/min133MON 20:00 — 132 L/min132MON 21:00 — 129 L/min129MON 22:00 — 61 L/min61MON 23:00 — 59 L/min59TUE 00:00 — 41 L/min41TUE 01:00 — 44 L/min44TUE 02:00 — 41 L/min41TUE 03:00 — 117 L/min117TUE 04:00 — 115 L/min115TUE 05:00 — 45 L/min45TUE 06:00 — 98 L/min98TUE 07:00 — 145 L/min145TUE 08:00 — 145 L/min145TUE 09:00 — 149 L/min149TUE 10:00 — 146 L/min146TUE 11:00 — 148 L/min148TUE 12:00 — 145 L/min145TUE 13:00 — 149 L/min149TUE 14:00 — 149 L/min149TUE 15:00 — 130 L/min130TUE 16:00 — 130 L/min130TUE 17:00 — 130 L/min130TUE 18:00 — 130 L/min130TUE 19:00 — 134 L/min134TUE 20:00 — 132 L/min132TUE 21:00 — 134 L/min134TUE 22:00 — 56 L/min56TUE 23:00 — 61 L/min61WED 00:00 — 41 L/min41WED 01:00 — 43 L/min43WED 02:00 — 41 L/min41WED 03:00 — 117 L/min117WED 04:00 — 117 L/min117WED 05:00 — 43 L/min43WED 06:00 — 99 L/min99WED 07:00 — 149 L/min149WED 08:00 — 148 L/min148WED 09:00 — 148 L/min148WED 10:00 — 147 L/min147WED 11:00 — 149 L/min149WED 12:00 — 149 L/min149WED 13:00 — 150 L/min150WED 14:00 — 150 L/min150WED 15:00 — 129 L/min129WED 16:00 — 132 L/min132WED 17:00 — 134 L/min134WED 18:00 — 128 L/min128WED 19:00 — 134 L/min134WED 20:00 — 128 L/min128WED 21:00 — 129 L/min129WED 22:00 — 55 L/min55WED 23:00 — 56 L/min56THU 00:00 — 44 L/min44THU 01:00 — 45 L/min45THU 02:00 — 45 L/min45THU 03:00 — 119 L/min119THU 04:00 — 117 L/min117THU 05:00 — 42 L/min42THU 06:00 — 97 L/min97THU 07:00 — 151 L/min151THU 08:00 — 149 L/min149THU 09:00 — 149 L/min149THU 10:00 — 151 L/min151THU 11:00 — 150 L/min150THU 12:00 — 148 L/min148THU 13:00 — 149 L/min149THU 14:00 — 146 L/min146THU 15:00 — 130 L/min130THU 16:00 — 128 L/min128THU 17:00 — 130 L/min130THU 18:00 — 133 L/min133THU 19:00 — 133 L/min133THU 20:00 — 131 L/min131THU 21:00 — 128 L/min128THU 22:00 — 60 L/min60THU 23:00 — 57 L/min57FRI 00:00 — 46 L/min46FRI 01:00 — 47 L/min47FRI 02:00 — 42 L/min42FRI 03:00 — 121 L/min121FRI 04:00 — 120 L/min120FRI 05:00 — 44 L/min44FRI 06:00 — 98 L/min98FRI 07:00 — 149 L/min149FRI 08:00 — 147 L/min147FRI 09:00 — 147 L/min147FRI 10:00 — 145 L/min145FRI 11:00 — 145 L/min145FRI 12:00 — 150 L/min150FRI 13:00 — 146 L/min146FRI 14:00 — 145 L/min145FRI 15:00 — 131 L/min131FRI 16:00 — 132 L/min132FRI 17:00 — 128 L/min128FRI 18:00 — 133 L/min133FRI 19:00 — 133 L/min133FRI 20:00 — 128 L/min128FRI 21:00 — 131 L/min131FRI 22:00 — 55 L/min55FRI 23:00 — 57 L/min57SAT 00:00 — 44 L/min44SAT 01:00 — 47 L/min47SAT 02:00 — 49 L/min49SAT 03:00 — 116 L/min116SAT 04:00 — 120 L/min120SAT 05:00 — 46 L/min46SAT 06:00 — 112 L/min112SAT 07:00 — 115 L/min115SAT 08:00 — 115 L/min115SAT 09:00 — 111 L/min111SAT 10:00 — 110 L/min110SAT 11:00 — 110 L/min110SAT 12:00 — 114 L/min114SAT 13:00 — 112 L/min112SAT 14:00 — 45 L/min45SAT 15:00 — 48 L/min48SAT 16:00 — 47 L/min47SAT 17:00 — 49 L/min49SAT 18:00 — 43 L/min43SAT 19:00 — 46 L/min46SAT 20:00 — 44 L/min44SAT 21:00 — 43 L/min43SAT 22:00 — 46 L/min46SAT 23:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 00:00 — 47 L/min47SUN 01:00 — 43 L/min43SUN 02:00 — 43 L/min43SUN 03:00 — 117 L/min117SUN 04:00 — 120 L/min120SUN 05:00 — 45 L/min45SUN 06:00 — 45 L/min45SUN 07:00 — 47 L/min47SUN 08:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 09:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 10:00 — 42 L/min42SUN 11:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 12:00 — 47 L/min47SUN 13:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 14:00 — 41 L/min41SUN 15:00 — 45 L/min45SUN 16:00 — 43 L/min43SUN 17:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 18:00 — 44 L/min44SUN 19:00 — 41 L/min41SUN 20:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 21:00 — 43 L/min43SUN 22:00 — 46 L/min46SUN 23:00 — 44 L/min44SUN · 03:00
LAST WEEK · HOUR × DAY · L/MIN · SCALE P5–P9542150
Matrix data
Day00:0001:0002:0003:0004:0005:0006:0007:0008:0009:0010:0011:0012:0013:0014:0015:0016:0017:0018:0019:0020:0021:0022:0023:00
MON43434611512144961471511461451511491481501281281341341331321296159
TUE41444111711545981451451491461481451491491301301301301341321345661
WED41434111711743991491481481471491491501501291321341281341281295556
THU44454511911742971511491491511501481491461301281301331331311286057
FRI46474212112044981491471471451451501461451311321281331331281315557
SAT4447491161204611211511511111011011411245484749434644434646
SUN47434311712045454746464246474641454346444146434644

Fix it.

We’re not just a data company.

We’re not just a data digital company. We’re on site, working with your team to actually implement these solutions as well.

The relationship is an annual contract, and we work with your team monthly. Not a quarterly report and an invoice — a standing session where we go through what the meters found, agree what is worth fixing, and check what the last fix actually did.

That is deliberate. The install is the cheap part. The savings come from someone reading the data every month and caring what it says, and for the first year at least, that someone is usually us — sitting beside whoever it will be afterwards.

  • An annual contract, and a monthly working session with your team.
  • On your floor — from the 3:00 a.m. sanitation team to the C-suite.
  • Findings ranked by payback, with the arithmetic shown.
  • Every fix verified against the same meter that found it.
  • Your data stays yours, and you can export all of it.

H6 — no pricing philosophy is current or publishable, so this section describes the RELATIONSHIP, which is service description and not price. The one price line on the site is on the ROI page (H5).

We build on what you have.

And we respect existing investments. E&H meters, existing PLCs with 4-20mA outputs, legacy SCADA — we integrate it. We don’t rip things out. We build on what you have.

Everything feeds one dashboard
{ }APIREST APIIoT devicesLoRaWANWireless sensors900 MHzOther systemsModbus · existing PLC tagMMeterspulseLegacy equipment4-20 mAEdge computer900 MHzLOCAL BUFFERWaterElectricityNatural gasCompressed airVibrationBoiler
SIX SOURCES · ONE GATEWAY · ONE DASHBOARD
Integration methods
SourceMethod
APIREST API
IoT devicesLoRaWAN
Wireless sensors900 MHz
Other systemsModbus · existing PLC tag
Meterspulse
Legacy equipment4-20 mA
Everything feeds one dashboard
{ }APIREST APIIoT devicesLoRaWANWireless sensors900 MHzOther systemsModbus · existing PLC tagMMeterspulseLegacy equipment4-20 mAEdge computer900 MHzLOCAL BUFFERWaterElectricityNatural gasCompressed airVibrationBoiler
SIX SOURCES · ONE GATEWAY · ONE DASHBOARD
Integration methods
SourceMethod
APIREST API
IoT devicesLoRaWAN
Wireless sensors900 MHz
Other systemsModbus · existing PLC tag
Meterspulse
Legacy equipment4-20 mA

If we can instrument a 100-year-old press, we can instrument anything.

Read how a 1970s boiler came onto the dashboard

Hover or focus any source to trace its path and read how it connects. The dedicated legacy case study named in C6 — Polycorp’s century-old presses — is tagged but not fleshed at launch (§F.1 tail, [TOM-REVIEW]); the illustrative 1970s-boiler study linked below carries the same integration method, 4-20 mA, and is ribboned as illustrative.

Our process: proposal to live dashboard.

Six steps. The first one costs nothing, and the last one never really ends.

  1. 01

    Site walk

    No cost, usually half a day.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    Fixed cost, no surprises.

  3. 03

    Hardware

    Sourced, configured, tested before shipping.

  4. 04

    Installation

    One to two days, no shutdowns for most sensors.

  5. 05

    Dashboard setup

    Built around your plant, your lines and your shifts.

  6. 06

    Go live

    Then the monthly review starts, and it does not stop.

We’re not a vendor. We’re a partner for the long run.

It starts with a site walk.

No charge, no obligation. Dave or a member of our team comes to your facility and spends a few hours walking your floor. At the end of that walk, we’ll tell you honestly: here’s what we see, here’s what we’d recommend, and here’s what the return looks like.

Your first opportunity assessment is free.

Book a free consultationSee the case studies

or call 1-833-QUANTFY (1-833-782-6839)