Accuracy and efficiency in data collection
Locus automation and Internet of Things (IoT) technology drives digital transformation
Metrics are all around us. Internet connected devices such as energy meters, leak detectors, location tags, and equipment sensors offer incredible insights into the health of processes, programs, and companies. Just like personal wearables empower people to make incremental changes in heart rate, steps, caloric intake, and all sorts of vectors, IoT devices in the industrial and manufacturing sectors offer transformational business insight.
Continuously measuring and monitoring the performance of every device yields incredible amounts of important data but managing that amount of data can be overwhelming. That’s why Locus software supports automation and IoT – empowering organizations to transform operations and fine tune emissions, compliance, and sustainability programs.
Benefits
Locus manages over 1,250,000 worldwide locations and 500,000,000 analytical records in real time.
1,250,000
Worldwide Locations
500,000,000
Real-Time Analytical Records
Connect a wide range of IoT infrastructure
Connect to internal or external data sources with built in integration tools to capture readings on battery life, water levels, or other key measurements. Start with existing devices and expand as your digital transformation evolves.
Track precisely what matters to your business
Use intuitive, simple tools to highlight significant events from streaming data and trigger actions in real-time. Add or remove data fields to track the specific information important to you.
Design your own workflows to match your business
Create customized management schemes tailored to each division’s compliance needs and define workflows to support permit requirements and business planning.
Make quicker and more informed decisions
Get the right notifications, targeted dashboards, and customized reports to verify and demonstrate performance. Use data and insights to take smarter, more targeted actions.
Did you know?
Locus consistently leads the pack in EHS innovation: first true SaaS EHS software (1999), first mobile solution connected to SaaS (2000), first nuclear industry SaaS solution (2005), first DoE National Lab implemented in SaaS (2007), first data validation in the cloud, and the first Internet of Things (IoT) platform (1997).