For equipment brands

Build it into what you sell.

Your customers buy your equipment. With OneIoT inside, they also get the tracking, alerts and records around it under your brand, and you have a service to sell with each unit.

Tell us what you make Read one brand's story

Running today: a restoration-equipment brand with 100+ restoration customers, billing them under its own name.

Sample data · a restoration contractor's portal, on the brand's own domain.

One brand, end to end

A restoration-equipment brand, and the service it sells.

It makes the equipment that dries out buildings after floods and burst pipes, and sells it to restoration contractors. On OneIoT it also sells the service around each unit. Its name stays private here.

A dehumidifier and two air movers drying out a stripped room, the dehumidifier's status light on.D-114 Job W-2217 · day 4

100+restoration customers

  1. What it makes

    Smart dehumidifiers and air movers, the hubs that read them, and a gateway for each van. Tags and QR codes go on the rest.

  2. What its customers see

    Where each unit is: on a job, in the warehouse, in a van or at the service centre. Units still on closed jobs. Each room's readings against its drying goal, marked sensor-taken or hand-entered.

  3. What it sells on top

    Monitored drying, billed per dehumidifier job-day, and tracking billed per gateway. The drying report carries its logo and goes to the adjuster by link.

  4. Whose name is on the bill

    The brand's own. It bills its customers under its own name, and that billing runs on OneIoT today.

A morning in its customer's portal

What a contractor sees before lunch.

One contractor's Thursday, on the brand's own domain. Sample data, from the job open in the portal above.

  1. A unit is still on a closed job

    D-097 never came off W-2190, which closed yesterday. It goes on this morning's van run.

  2. Van 2 loads out

    Six units are scanned onto Van 2. The van's gateway hears their tags, so the portal moves them out of the warehouse.

  3. The last two rooms reach their goal

    Rooms 3 and 4 on W-2217 read 48 and 49 GPP against a goal of 50. A technician typed Room 3 in by hand, and the portal marks it.

  4. The job closes, and the report goes out

    Closing W-2217 releases the units on it, so their days stop counting. The drying report goes to the adjuster by link, under the brand's logo.

Brands on OneIoT today

Four ways brands sell it.

  • Vanix's AG C1 farm-machine tracker.

    In production

    Its own devices, under its own name

    Vanix sells asset, workforce and farm tracking on its own devices, under its own brand, including tractors and farm machines on farmland.

    10,000+ devices

  • In production

    A service billed by use

    A restoration-equipment brand sells monitored drying, billed per dehumidifier job-day, on top of the equipment itself.

    100+ restoration customers

    Its story

  • In production

    A solution provider's own offer

    Elogictech Edge sells its own manufacturing-intelligence offer, built on OneIoT. At Gloster Cables it stops the line through the HMI, with the reason on screen.

    6 processes on one line

  • Neerovel's water-quality sensor units.

    In production

    Sensors and pumps, watched and run

    Neerovel makes water-quality sensors and pumps. Its city water project runs on OneIoT, monitored and controlled.

    2 state governments

Freezer doors along a cold-store corridor at night, an amber warning light over the loading door.

Refrigeration and cold-chain makers

Making cold rooms, reefer units or chillers?

Your customers already watch the temperature. Give them the room, the door and the alarm under your name, and the excursion record when it's over.

  • A Sense in each room or reefer, heard by a Link
  • A range and a hold time per room, so a door opened for a pallet isn't an alarm
  • The alert from your name first, then the next person if nobody answers

The cold chain, store to door →OneIoT Sense →

How it works

Your name on it. Our team behind it.

  1. Your domain and your logo

    The portal runs on your domain, with your logo, colour and words for things. Alerts come from your name, by email and push.

  2. Your devices, or ours

    Your controllers and trackers connect as they are. Or ship ours: Sense, Link and Halo, on our SIM.

  3. Decoders written by our team

    Send us a unit and what it sends; our team writes its decoder. 100+ tracker protocols are read already; their readings are mapped for your models during setup.

  4. Terms per product line

    One outline per product line, quoted for the units in the field and the customers who use them.

Your channelYouYour dealersTheir customersEach level has its own users and roles.

Questions

What brands ask first.

Something we haven't answered? Ask it on the call, or write to [email protected]

Who bills our customers?

You do, under your name, as the restoration brand above does per dehumidifier job-day. Billing for your product line goes in the outline.

Our controller isn't supported?

Send us one and what it sends; we add its decoder.

Is there an app in our name?

Yes. The web portal and the mobile app carry your name, logo and colours, push and email come from your senders, and our team manages them for you.

Can dealers have their own logins?

Yes. You, your dealers and their customers each have their own users and roles.

Where to start

Start with one product line.

  1. 01
    A call about your product lineWhat you make, who buys it, and what they need to see.
  2. 02
    An outline with termsWhat we connect and brand for you, set per product line.

Terms per product line, quoted for your units and customers.

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Prove it on one site in 4 weeks

Tell us about your sites. We reply to set up a thirty-minute call, then send a written outline with a fixed price.

  1. A thirty-minute callYour sites or fleet, what goes wrong today, and who answers.
  2. A written outline and a fixed priceWhat we connect, what you already have that stays, the first-site fee.
  3. Four weeks on your first siteWe connect it, set it up and run it.
  4. Your results, on recordWhat it recorded, what it caught, and how fast each one was answered.
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Thirty minutes with a sales engineer, on what you run and what you need to see.

The product, the hardware you have already chosen, and what your customer pays for.

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