Your Facility's Smart Eye

It reads your data, interprets it,
and entrusts it to you.

Custos is a smart monitoring system that watches your facility's sensors locally, warns you before problems occur, and keeps your data by your side for years.

Runs locally Watches, never intervenes Warns early
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Custos overview monitoring screen
Field Reality

The losses facilities quietly endure.

The data is already there in the field — the problem is failing to read it in time and correctly.

By the time failures are noticed, it's already too late.

Operators often learn that the cooling system has gone down only when they walk out for an inspection.

When an alarm fires, the operator is alone.

"Is this important, what should I do?" — they usually have to answer that on their own.

Sensor data exists, but never becomes a meaningful trend.

Looking back is impossible in most facilities, or scattered across dozens of separate logging systems.

Maintenance stays reactive; predictive maintenance is out of reach.

Unnecessary downtime, unnecessary part replacements, unplanned service costs.

What is Custos

A local system that turns your facility's data into meaning.

Three layers, working in a single system. None of them depend on the internet.

Real-time monitoring

Listens to sensors second by second. Raises alarms on threshold breaches; with machine learning, it catches behavior that deviates from each asset's own normal.

Facility memory

Stores high-resolution data in your facility for years. 1 year raw, 3 years minute-based, unlimited hourly — go back in time whenever you need.

Your data asset

The data you accumulate becomes a solid foundation for your sustainability reporting, energy-efficiency studies, and R&D projects.

WATCHES, NEVER INTERVENES It never touches your process, automation, or machinery in any way.
How It Works

Smart monitoring in three steps.

This entire process happens in a single local system, without leaving your facility.

01 · CONNECTS

Reads the data

Reads data from your facility's sensors and automation system. Uses industry-standard communication; connects in parallel to your existing infrastructure.

02 · INTERPRETS

Produces meaning

Turns raw data into meaningful information with equipment templates, KPI calculations, and machine-learning models. Learns each asset's own normal.

03 · DRIVES ACTION

Guides the operator

Alarms, the maintenance checklist, and the technical assistant are presented together. When you want to look back, all the data is already there.

Product

Your entire facility on one screen.

Critical sensors, open alarms, KPI summaries, and consumption — all on one screen. The operator opens the interface and checks the facility's pulse in ten seconds.

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Custos control panel
Why Custos

Quiet, local, and predictive.

Stays local

No data leaves; you control privacy. There is no cloud dependency.

Never intervenes

It only reads. No interference with your existing automation, PLC, or SCADA.

Warns early

Beyond threshold alarms, it catches early signs of failure with machine-learning-based deviation detection.

Data Asset

Today's monitoring tool, tomorrow's data source.

Raw Data
365days

Raw data at second-level resolution. Keeps every single reading.

Minute
3years

Minute-level summaries. The ideal resolution for trend analysis.

Hourly

Hourly summaries kept without limit. For looking back.

"Data is not an accumulating cost, it is an accumulating asset — as long as it stays with you."

Use Cases

A fit for industrial and commercial facilities of every kind.

Malls & commercial buildingsHVAC, lighting, water and energy monitoring
Office buildingsComfort, energy, mechanical equipment health
Hotels & hospitality24/7 monitoring, guest comfort, energy
Manufacturing plantsLine utilities, cooling, compressed air
Logistics & warehousingCold chain, loading bays, door systems
Data centersCooling, UPS, critical infrastructure monitoring
Contact

Let's keep your facility's pulse, together.

Let's assess how Custos fits your facility's needs in a short preliminary call.