Sensors, Monitoring & Reporting
Track sensor readings, equipment state, trends, and critical events through configurable dashboards and scheduled reports.
iDistance brings sensor and equipment data together so you can see real conditions in real time, receive alerts, issue secure commands, and automate operations by schedule or event.
Sensor connectivity, equipment monitoring, trend analysis, alerts, remote control, and scheduling work together in one coherent operational flow.
Track sensor readings, equipment state, trends, and critical events through configurable dashboards and scheduled reports.
Send instructions to one device or a fleet, then see when each command is received, completed, or fails.
Turn sensor data into conditional rules and schedule recurring operations by time, event, or device state.

Authorized operators can start or stop equipment, change a setpoint, actuate a valve, or restart a device. Every command has a clear state, so teams know whether the device received and completed it or needs attention.

Create daily and weekly schedules or trigger actions from live conditions, from starting ventilation before a shift to stopping a pump when pressure moves outside its safe range.
Define thresholds and multi-stage rules, notify the right person, capture acknowledgements, and record the response.
Manage device identity, connectivity, software versions, and settings in one place, with controlled rollout and rollback.
Commands and configuration changes should be limited to authenticated devices and authorized users. Role-based control, encrypted communication, and audit logs keep every action traceable.
Connect telemetry, alerts, and commands with maintenance systems, ERP, building management platforms, and enterprise software.

Sensors are the foundation of every IoT solution. iDistance brings environmental, equipment, and consumption measurements together, creating a dependable operational picture before an alert or command is issued.

Measure soil moisture, temperature, and weather continuously, then control irrigation, pumps, and protective actions around the garden’s actual needs.