Simple Pricing

Total and concurrently connected device count is practically limited by platform instance’s network bandwidth, computing power, and memory size

Number of device and digital twin properties/settings is practically limited by platform instance’s computing power and memory size

Number of incoming and internal events and metric updates is practically limited by platform instance’s computing power and memory size

Number of persistently stored events and metric updates is practically limited by platform instance’s disk space

Number of applications hosted on a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power, memory size, application complexity, and application usage intensity

Total number of dashboards and number of concurrently open dashboards on a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power, memory size, dashboard complexity, and dashboard usage intensity

Number of daily and concurrently executed workflows, rulesets, expressions, queries, bindings, correlators, scheduled jobs, and other headless operations on a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power, memory size, operation complexity, and operation usage intensity

Number of users registered on a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power and memory size

Number of users concurrently using applications and administrating/configuring a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power, memory size, and intensity of users' UI activities

Number of tenants registered on a platform instance is practically limited by instance’s computing power and memory size

Number of daily and concurrent API calls is practically limited by platform instance’s computing power and complexity of call implementation logic

Number and usage intensity of southbound and northbound integrations via any protocols is practically limited by platform instance’s computing power, memory size, and complexity of integration logic

Handling incoming connections from Agents embedded into hardware devices and Local Agents running on other platform servers

Communicating with BACnet IP and MS/TP devices and interfacing BACnet objects into the platform

Executing requests and receiving data via the CoAP protocol

Enabling connectivity to external JDBC-compliant relational databases and executing arbitrary SQL queries

A low code device driver construction kit for working with devices using their proprietary binary or text protocols over TCP, UDP, or Serial ports

Execution of arbitrary HTTP/HTTPS requests, monitoring web servers, and retrieving web page content

Monitoring and control of IPMI-enabled servers and network devices

Making a platform server an Agent that sends data to and is controlled by other servers positioned at higher tiers of a distributed system

Monitoring CPU utilization, HDD space, and RAM usage on the platform server's machine

Communicating with Modbus devices via network (Modbus TCP/UDP) or serial (Modbus RTU/ASCII/BIN) versions of the protocol

Connecting to an MQTT broker for subscribing to topics and sending outgoing messages

OPC DA client for communicating with remote OPC servers via DCOM protocol

OPC UA client for reading/writing tag values, receiving events, and executing operations on OPC UA servers

Monitoring and controlling network devices via SNMP, receiving traps, and auto-discovering device capabilities through any standard or custom MIB files

Creating device simulators for exploring the platform and testing your apps

Implementing instant device messaging through the Sensor Data and Control extensions of the protocol

Communicating with DLMS/COSEM smart meters via network or serial ports to acquire spot readings and reading history

Communication with devices via EtherNet/IP protocol using unconnected explicit messages (UCMM)

Monitoring and controlling various GPS/GLONASS trackers using a customizable protocol parser that is a simplified version of Flexible driver

Communication with IEC 60870-5-104 devices and data sources

Communicating with Java-based applications and application servers using Java Management Extensions (JMX) protocol

Communicating with smart meters via Meter Bus protocol through a serial port or network

Retrieving data from GPS receivers and other equipment compliant with the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) 0183 standard

Communicating with Omron PLCs via FINS Protocol

Monitoring shared network resources via SMB/CIFS protocol

Monitoring and managing SMI-S compatible storage facilities

Sending SMS messages through a Simple Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) gateway

Performing arbitrary Web Service calls via SOAP protocol by specifying input data and processing output without writing code

Monitoring and managing the Windows ecosystem by reading/writing WMI object properties, executing WQL queries and object methods, as well as processing WMI events

Performing CORBA calls via IP network by specifying input parameters and processing output without writing code

Managing and monitoring customer-premises equipment (CPE) according to TR-069 specification

Communication and data retrieval via the DNP3 application layer

Implementation of IEC 60870-5-104 protocol server

Comprehensive multi-protocol IP network host monitoring tool that communicates with remote hosts using ICMP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, HTTP, HTTPS, DNS, FTP, SSH, DHCP, LDAP, Radius and more

Communicating with devices that send one-way text data to the server over TCP, UDP or Serial ports, a simplified analog of the Flexible driver

Controlling or sending SMS messages via a GSM modem or any other modem that is based on the AT command set

Performing automatic SIP calls to check availability, health, and operability of VoIP servers

Tracking various conditions and events, generating and managing interactive alerts, sending necessary notifications, and executing corrective actions

Creation, packaging, management, and delivery for end-user applications and solutions based on the platform

Automatic execution of operations upon operator login

Implementation of end-user interfaces for platform-based products and solutions

Scanning of IP network segments for discovery and provisioning of various network devices

Sending and receiving emails via SMTP, POP3 and IMAP

Convenient monitoring of real-time event streams and event history management

Automatic execution of batch actions according to user-defined time schedules

Creating and managing digital twins of business objects, processes, and their hierarchies

Providing high-performance NoSQL storage engine based on an embedded database or an external Apache Cassandra cluster

Creation of printable reports, as well as their export and automated sending/publishing

Full access to the server's unified data model via an auto-generated REST API

Indexing and searching for selected data in the unified model, as well as third-party sources like documentation, knowledge base, and more

Visually designed actions for building application logic that combines server-side operations with user interactions

Storage for a large number of cross-linked similar objects in a relational or graph database

Publication of user-defined REST APIs and flexible handling of incoming HTTP/HTTPS requests

Machine data analysis, time series classification, trend prediction, and anomaly detection via supervised machine learning algorithms

Data mining within the unified data model via SQL-like query language

Support for writing and executing scripts in Java, Python, and R

Sending SMS messages via Clickatell gateway

Complex event processing and root cause analysis via a powerful Streaming SQL engine

Connection of platform servers into a distributed system and cross-network interaction between parts of their unified data model

Registration of custom domains for devices and apps in the DNS system

External user authentication and authorization via LDAP or Active Directory