Turn asset information into clearer operational workflows.
Plan monitoring dashboards, connected asset records and maintenance tools around the information your team needs to review and act on.
FiibixTech offers IoT and custom software development for energy and utility projects. Define your devices, data sources and operating requirements before building a focused solution.
Connect monitoring with the work that follows.
Scope the software around available data, supported hardware and the decisions your operations team needs to make.
Asset monitoring dashboards
Organise available readings, historical trends and update timestamps into dashboards designed for your asset groups and user roles.
IoT data integration
Review connections to supported devices, gateways and platforms. Define data formats, collection intervals and handling of missing or delayed updates.
Alert management workflows
Implement agreed alert conditions, notification routes and acknowledgement steps so teams can review events through a defined process.
Asset registers & maps
Connect identifiers, supplied location data, device details and maintenance records in a searchable asset workspace.
Maintenance coordination
Plan inspection tasks, assignments, field updates and completion records around your existing maintenance process.
Reporting & system connections
Build agreed reports and integrations with supported business systems using defined data mappings, permissions and API access.
Distribution Transformer Monitoring System
Explore FiibixTech's DTMS offering for transformer monitoring and operational visibility.
Discuss your asset portfolio, available hardware, connectivity and reporting requirements. Confirm product capabilities, integration needs and any customisation before agreeing deployment scope.
Topics for your DTMS discussion
- Transformer types and asset locations
- Available sensors and measured parameters
- Connectivity and data collection requirements
- Dashboard users and access roles
- Alert conditions and response ownership
- Installation and ongoing support responsibilities
Useful monitoring starts with dependable context.
A dashboard needs more than readings. Your team also needs to understand where information comes from, when it was received and what action should follow.
Agree data quality expectations and operational ownership alongside the interface and integration scope.
Explore IoT development →Hardware & data availability
Identify supported devices, gateways, documentation and sample data. Confirm which readings are available and how they are labelled.
Connectivity & update intervals
Define expected update frequency and how delayed, unavailable or stale data should appear to users.
Alert rules & ownership
Have your responsible technical team specify conditions, recipients, acknowledgement steps and escalation rules.
Access & system boundaries
Agree user permissions, hosting and integration access. Define whether the scope is monitoring-only or includes separately reviewed control functionality.
Rollout & acceptance checks
Define a pilot asset group, representative test conditions, acceptance criteria and responsibilities for deployment and support.
Start with a defined pilot.
Review a representative set of devices and workflows before planning a broader deployment.
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01 / DISCOVER
Map assets & users
Review asset groups, data sources, existing tools and operational responsibilities.
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02 / DEFINE
Agree the pilot
Select devices, dashboard views and workflows for the initial scope.
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03 / BUILD
Integrate & review
Develop agreed functionality and check data handling against representative scenarios.
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04 / PLAN
Prepare the rollout
Review pilot findings and define deployment, documentation and support needs.
Planning energy and utility software
Can you connect to our existing sensors or devices?
Feasibility depends on the hardware interfaces, documentation, permissions and available data. Share device details and sample outputs so integration requirements can be reviewed.
Will dashboard readings update in real time?
Update frequency depends on device reporting, connectivity and the agreed processing design. Expected intervals and indicators for stale or missing data should be defined in the project scope.
Can alerts create maintenance tasks?
This can be considered where suitable interfaces and operational rules are available. Define the triggering conditions, assignment process and review responsibilities before development.
Does monitoring software replace equipment protection systems?
A monitoring application should not be assumed to replace equipment protection or established safety procedures. Any control or safety-related functionality requires its own specialist review and explicitly agreed scope.
Can we begin with a small number of assets?
Yes. A defined pilot can help review device compatibility, data quality and team workflows before a larger rollout. Pilot and expansion requirements should be scoped separately.
What should we include in an enquiry?
Include asset types, approximate asset count, device details, available data, connectivity, existing systems and the workflow you want to improve. Add your expected timeline and budget range.
What does your operations team need to see?
Tell us about your assets, available data and current processes. We can discuss the software scope, integration dependencies and a suitable first step.