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OneIoT AI investigates each alarm as it arrives — the likely fault, what it means for the business, and who needs to know — and reports on your operation on a schedule, so nobody has to log in to know how things are going.

Pump P-3 drops below 3.4 bar at 3:12 AM

The settingInvestigated as it arrives

OneIoT AI starts on the alarm the moment it opens: the pump's readings around it, the other pumps on the same line, the plant's incident records and the pump's manual.

Pump P-3 discharge pressure2:50 AM – 3:13 AM · one reading a minute
52bar2:50 AM3:00 AM3:10 AM3.4 bar ruleP-1 starts52bar2:50 AM3:00 AM3:10 AM3.4 bar ruleP-1 starts

Why it happened

The settingThe likely fault

Pump P-3's pressure fell within minutes of Pump P-1 starting at 3:05 AM, as in 5 of the plant's 7 incidents last week. It names the likely fault and shows the readings and records behind it.

OneIoT AI · #48623:13 AM
  • Likely faultPump P-1 starting
  • Seen before5 of 7 incidents last week
  • ReadingsPump P-3 and P-1, last 7 days
  • Also readIncident records · equipment manual

What it means for the business

The settingBusiness impact

It says what the fault means beyond the pump: here, Line 3's water supply is at risk until Pump P-3 is back above 3.4 bar.

What it means · #48623:13 AM

Line 3

water supply at risk during the dip

  • UntilPump P-3 back above 3.4 bar

Who needs to know

The settingThe right people, told

The engineer on call has it on WhatsApp and SMS within the minute. If nobody answers, the maintenance lead gets a push ten minutes later.

Pump P-3 · below 3.4 bar#4862
TimeChannelToStatus
WhatsAppRavi · on callDelivered
PushKavya · maintenance leadIf nobody answers

The morning after

The settingReports on a schedule

At 7:00 AM the plant's daily operation report lists the night's incidents, what OneIoT AI found, and the steps waiting for someone — nobody has to log in to know how the night went.

Patancheru plant · daily operation report7:00 AM
  • Overnight1 incident · #4862
  • Likely faultPump P-1 starting
  • Waiting for youA longer hold time on P-3's pressure rule
  • Open nowNone

A question over coffee

The settingAsk in plain words

Anyone can ask it in plain words — in the app, beside a dashboard or inside an incident, or from your own software through the API — and the answer shows where it came from.

“Which site had the most incidents last week, and why?”Mon 8:05 AM · in the app
  • Patancheru plant7 incidents, 5 on Pump P-3
  • WhyEach within minutes of Pump P-1 starting
  • Likely fixA longer hold time on P-3's pressure rule
  • FromThe incident records for each pump

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What does it read?

Your readings, alarms and incident records, your equipment manuals, and what we set up with you about your sites, equipment and who is responsible.

Can it change a setting?

Only through the control program on site, within the limits that program sets. Every command is on record.

Can we ask it from our own software?

Yes, through the API: the same questions, from your own systems.

When is it available?

Now, for sites on OneIoT.

How is it priced?

Quoted for your site, alongside your plan.

Where to start

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  2. 02
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