Envitus IoT Platform

IoT platform for environmental monitoring

Bring environmental measurements, device status and configured alerts into one operating view. The Envitus IoT Platform connects monitoring sites with the people and systems that use their data, through dashboards, device management and defined interfaces.

Use shared monitoring alongside project-specific edge analytics, on-device AI and local autonomy. Define the device tasks and platform responsibilities for your deployment.

Dashboard demonstration with device locations, parameter readings and an air quality index display. Measurement and index methods are defined for the deployment.

Organize monitoring around the people who use the data

Identify the locations, records and management functions each user group needs.

Site operators

Review incoming readings, device status and configured alerts. Use historical records when investigating changes or planning maintenance.

Organizations managing multiple sites

Organize locations and user access around operational responsibilities. Use tenant and role configurations for distinct organizations or client groups.

System integrators

Exchange monitoring data with compatible dashboards, command centers and operating systems. Agree interfaces and the data workflow for each integration.

Community data access

Share selected environmental readings through enabled web or mobile views. Define which information and notifications are appropriate for the community deployment.

Core functions for environmental monitoring operations

Configure the platform around connected devices, users and the operating workflow.

Dashboards and historical review

Bring selected measurements into maps, charts and dashboards. Review current records and changes over time using the reporting configuration for each site.

Thresholds and notifications

Configure alert conditions, recipients and enabled channels. Define how operators review readings and respond to the conditions being monitored.

Device management

Onboard compatible devices and review their status. Use the diagnostic information available from each device to investigate operating issues.

Users and permissions

Configure tenant access and user roles. Scope single sign-on integration around the identity system and management responsibilities.

Data interfaces

Connect monitoring records with compatible third-party applications through agreed APIs. Define data fields, authentication and integration requirements.

Firmware maintenance

Use over-the-air updates for supported devices. Confirm the update procedure, authorized users and recovery arrangements for each configuration.

Envitus dashboard with a device list, status indicators and monitoring locations on a map
Device management interface example.
Device and system integration

Make incoming data usable across your systems

Envitus devices and compatible third-party equipment connect through defined interfaces. Review the data structure and operating requirements before agreeing an integration.

  • Device identity, location and measurement names.
  • Units, timestamps and reporting intervals.
  • Protocols, authentication and API requirements.
  • Handling of missing readings and delayed transmissions.
  • Diagnostic and management functions supported by each device.

Assign the device and platform responsibilities

The monitoring architecture defines where measurements, processing and decisions take place.

Field devices

Collect the selected measurements and device information. Define reporting intervals, communications and any local data storage for each configuration.

Intelligence at the edge

Scope edge analytics, on-device AI and local autonomy for the required local task. Confirm hardware, firmware, inputs and permitted actions.

Shared monitoring

Give teams access to measurements, historical views, alerts and device management. Define user permissions and the operating responsibilities for the platform.

External systems

Exchange agreed data with third-party applications. Identify the system that owns each workflow and confirm interface behavior during interruptions and recovery.

Define access and device maintenance procedures

Roles and data handling

Specify who can view records, change settings, manage devices and administer users. Agree tenant separation, identity integration, data retention and hosting responsibilities for the deployment.

Diagnostics and updates

Confirm the diagnostic information available from each device and the steps used to investigate a problem. For supported firmware updates, define authorization, update verification, maintenance windows and recovery procedures.

Operating and security requirements

Review device access, authentication, data protection, backup arrangements and support responsibilities against your organization's requirements. Confirm the implemented controls and procedures as part of the deployment review.

Planning reference: NIST's IoT cybersecurity capabilities catalog.

Community data access

Share local environmental readings on mobile

The Citizen App provides access to environmental data from monitored locations. Enabled views can include air quality and weather readings, with notification preferences for the deployment.

Define the data available to each audience, the index methods used and the notifications to publish. Confirm the current app functions and access arrangement for your project.

Interface examples. Measurements, index displays and app functions depend on the connected sensors and deployment.

Envitus Citizen App interface listing environmental measurement values
Envitus Citizen App interface showing an air quality index gauge and navigation
Hosting architecture

Assess the hosting environment for your deployment

Hosting options include AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform and private cloud infrastructure. Assess integration, data location, access, backup and operating requirements before selecting the architecture.

Agree responsibility for platform administration, updates and infrastructure operation, along with any availability and support requirements.

  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • Private cloud

Prepare a platform deployment brief

Share the devices, users and data workflow so the configuration and integration scope can be assessed.

Devices and records

List device types, interfaces, measurements, locations and reporting intervals. Include expected record volumes and any existing systems to integrate.

Local and shared functions

Specify the tasks that run at the device and those that require platform access. Include interruption behavior, data recovery and any local control requirements.

Users and hosting

Identify user groups, roles, identity integration and data location requirements. Agree retention, backups and responsibility for access administration.

Integration and operation

Define APIs, authentication, diagnostics and update procedures. Agree acceptance checks, maintenance arrangements and operating responsibilities.

Platform deployment questions

What is the Envitus IoT Platform?

The Envitus IoT Platform is the shared software layer for environmental measurements, dashboards, alerts, user access and device management. It connects site data with operators and agreed third-party interfaces.

How does the platform work with edge analytics and local autonomy?

Edge analytics, on-device AI and local autonomy are available through project-specific device configurations. Define the local task and operating limits separately from the shared dashboard, reporting and management functions.

Can third-party equipment and software be connected?

Compatible devices and systems can be integrated through defined interfaces and APIs. Confirm protocols, device identifiers, data fields, units, timestamps and authentication. Integration scope and acceptance checks are agreed for the project.

Can different organizations have separate access?

Multi-tenancy supports separate organizations or client groups within a deployment. Configure tenant data, users and permissions around their responsibilities. Single sign-on integration can be scoped against the required identity system.

Which hosting options can be assessed?

Hosting options include AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform and private cloud infrastructure. Assess the architecture against integration, data location, access, maintenance and operating requirements. The selected environment is defined for the deployment.

What must be agreed about data storage and access?

Define the measurements to retain, retention period, permitted users and any export or API needs. Confirm hosting location, backup arrangements and responsibilities for administering access before deployment.

Do all devices support remote diagnostics and firmware updates?

These functions depend on device hardware, firmware and integration support. Confirm available diagnostics and the update procedure for each device type, including authorization, maintenance windows and recovery arrangements.

What remains available during a network interruption?

Local measurements, storage and decision logic depend on the device configuration. Remote dashboards, notifications and management operations have their own communication dependencies. Agree how missing readings are shown, which data can be recovered and how connected operation resumes.

Review the platform against your operating requirements

Share your device types, users, data needs, hosting requirements and integration plans.