The platform from the inside

See what
monitoring looks like in practice

The recording follows the whole path of the data: from a sensor reading on the structure, through the equation and the safety threshold, to the SMS to the on-call engineer and the report that explains what happened.

recording ~30 s demonstration data
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Screens

Six views in which the maintenance team works

Each of them answers a different question: what is happening, what has changed, what needs a response.

Inclify panel — bridge monitoring dashboard with charts, KPIs and the alarm list
Dashboard

The whole structure on one screen

A dual-axis chart (deflection and temperature), KPI indicators, the alarm list and a table of the latest readings. You arrange the widget layout yourself, separately for desktop and for the phone.

Inclify panel — vertical displacement profile from an in-place inclinometer
Inclinometer

Displacement profile from the anchor

An inclinometer chain in an excavation: displacement at every depth, an A/B axis switch, the maximum deflection and the depth at which it occurred.

Inclify panel — vibration analysis: waveform, FFT spectrum and third-octave bands
Vibration

A dynamic event broken down into bands

The time waveform, the FFT spectrum and the third-octave RMS and MAX bars for a single event. The result of the analysis can be downloaded as a spreadsheet with charts.

Inclify panel — alarm list with OK, warning and alarm states
Alarms

Threshold state and event history

Threshold, missing-data and dynamic alarms in one place — with acknowledgement, muting for a set time and the full history: who did what and when.

Inclify panel — editor of calculation equations with syntax validation
Equations

Your formulas, not our assumptions

A full-screen equation editor with variable hints and live validation. Changing a formula or the zero reading recalculates the channel automatically.

Inclify panel — engineering reports with recommendations
Reports

Answers to maintenance questions

Calibration debt, temperature compensation, 7 and 30 day risk, alarm tuning, the data SLA report and an analysis with a written description.

In motion

Three things that are easier to show than to describe

Alarm and acknowledgement

A threshold crossed, a notification, an acknowledgement by the engineer — all of it stays in the alarm history.

Narrowing the time window

From thirty days you go down to seven — the daily cycle stops being noise and becomes readable.

Arranging the dashboard

Edit mode: you drag the widgets and set their width separately for each screen size.

Would you rather see it on your own structure?

Book a 30-minute call with an engineer. We will walk through the platform live and advise what to measure at your site and how.