Module of Netsocs Synergy
Stop managing alarms. Start managing situations.
Five signals from different systems become one situation, with its context, a guided procedure and a recorded result.
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Make your technology do more.
Every system knows a piece. Netsocs puts it all together — and runs the response you define.
Conceptual illustration with example events.
The problem
The problem nobody sees.
Ninety seconds on why more technology doesn’t mean a better-run operation.
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For years, companies have invested in technology. More software. More devices. More sensors. More data. But more technology doesn't mean a better-run operation.
It's ten past two in the morning. A cold room is warming up. Maintenance is on the radio. Dispatch is on the phone. Sales is asking where the order is. Every system is working. The information exists. But making sense of it, and coordinating the response, still happens by hand. And when the one person who knows how it all connects isn't there... everything waits.
The average enterprise now runs close to 900 applications. Fewer than a third of them are integrated. Unplanned downtime costs the world's 500 largest companies an estimated $1.4 trillion a year. Disconnected systems are not the only cause. But the costs are familiar. Staff time. Delays. Errors. Custom integrations. Dependence on a few specialists. And processes that can't scale.
We don't always need another technology. We need to get more from the technology we already have. An operation that works as one coordinated ecosystem.
The era of disconnected operations can end. It's called Netsocs.
Netsocs in action
This is Netsocs.
One situation, from the first signal to the recorded result.
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Transcript
A cold room starts to warm. A sensor reports it. Another system knows the compressor is losing pressure. The ERP knows which order is inside. The fleet system knows the truck is late.
Four systems. Four pieces. Netsocs brings them into one operational context: what happened, where, and what is at stake.
Then A.T.O.X. coordinates the procedure you defined. It applies your rules and conditions. The maintenance ticket opens on its own. The carrier is warned. Both were authorized in advance.
Moving the priority order is a bigger decision. That one goes to the operator, with the context and a recommendation. Everything is recorded.
What used to take several manual steps, or a custom development, becomes a capability your company simply has.
Not just more connected. More capable. Netsocs.
- EcosystemThe systems you already own work as one operation.
- ContextRelated events arrive as one situation, with what is at stake.
- OrchestrationOne procedure runs across systems, people and processes.
- ExecutionAuthorized actions run on their own; the rest wait for a person.
- New capabilityWhat took manual steps becomes something your company simply has.
Illustrative scenario with example data. The product screens shown are real captures with demonstration data.
Solutions
One platform. Two ways to coordinate a response.
In design
From the control center to the field. One coordinated response.
The decision made in the control center reaches the person on site, and the evidence comes back.
See the Dispatch conceptConcept and prototypes. Not a released product.
A.T.O.X.
Orchestrate a procedure across systems.
In the A.T.O.X. editor, an event, its context, a condition and the actions that follow are one flow.
- EventA trigger starts the flow: an event, a webhook or a button.
- ContextAn AI node analyzes the image that came with it.
- ConditionAn if / else decides which path to take.
- ActionSend an event, place a call, send a message or read a text aloud.
- RecordWrite to a spreadsheet or send the result to another system.
Product
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Eight scenes from the real software. Demonstration data, no illustrations.
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Real captures of Netsocs software, with demonstration data.
Already in your operation
What you already own can take part.
Business software & data
ERP · CRM · databases · cloud apps · maintenance and logistics platforms
Industrial systems & equipment
Machines · production lines · control systems
Buildings, sensors & vehicles
Buildings · sensors · vehicles and GPS · energy meters
Security & monitoring
Cameras · access control · alarms · worker safety
One operation
Examples of the kinds of systems Netsocs connects. Named integrations and technical standards are on the ecosystem page.
Which process would you like your technology to handle?
Bring one situation and the systems involved. We’ll show how it could run.