Review readings
Check temperature readings and review the recorded history for your monitored storage.
How OnSight works
Connect readings and equipment detections to a record your team can use. Review what happened, check the latest recorded status, and respond to alerts.
How the system connects
From your site to the information your team uses.
At your site
- SensorsTemperature readings
- Tags and gatewaysEquipment detections
- Connected systemsSupported radio and system events
OnSight Core
Receive events
Record history
OnSight Command
Readings, detections
and recorded status
Put it to work
Respond to alertsInvestigate a threshold breach
Review recordsCheck readings and detection history
From a cold-room reading to an alert
A temperature-monitoring deployment shows how the parts work together.
Measure the temperature
A sensor takes a reading in a cold room or refrigerated storage area.
Record it in Core
OnSight Core receives the reading from the connected device system and records the event.
Review it in Command
Your team can review the temperature reading and its recorded history in OnSight Command.
Respond to an alert
When a reading crosses a configured threshold, an alert tells your team it needs attention.
For asset tracking, the event is a gateway detecting a tag. Command shows where and when the asset was last detected.
Your team's view in OnSight Command
Use the recorded data to decide what needs attention and review the history afterwards.
Compare temperature histories across several freezers and chillers in one report, then check the individual timestamped readings beneath the chart.
Review the latest recorded asset locations
Gateway detections supply location records to Command. This demo shows an asset list with site and zone information; the available data depends on the connected hardware and configuration.
Find equipment
Check the latest recorded gateway detection and when it occurred.
Follow up on alerts
Use notifications and the recorded readings to investigate a threshold breach.
Choose devices for the job
The right equipment depends on what you need to detect, the site and your existing systems. Coverage and update frequency are deployment-specific.
Temperature sensors
- What it detects
- Temperature readings.
- Where it fits
- Cold rooms, refrigerated storage and food operations.
- How records update
- Readings arrive through the connected sensor system. Frequency depends on the deployment.
BLE tags and gateways
- What it detects
- The presence of a tagged asset within gateway range.
- Where it fits
- Equipment across warehouses, worksites and customer locations.
- How records update
- A gateway detection updates the record. The location remains the last detected location until another detection occurs.
RFID tags and readers
- What it detects
- A tagged item passing within reader range.
- Where it fits
- Identification at doorways, gates or production checkpoints.
- How records update
- Reader detections can supply events. Discuss reader compatibility and integration requirements with OnSight.
Radio integrations
- What it detects
- Available location, status and emergency signals from supported radio systems.
- Where it fits
- Operations using Motorola or Tait radio networks.
- How records update
- Available events depend on the radio models, network and configured integration.
Connected systems
- What it detects
- Readings and events made available by an existing system.
- Where it fits
- Bringing existing monitoring data into the same workflow.
- How records update
- Compatibility, available data and update frequency are assessed for each integration.
OnSight at work
All customer stories
FreshCo
Temperature records for apple exports
FreshCo needed calibrated temperature monitoring for apples being prepared for export to Japan.
Delivered with Precision Monitoring, OnSight connects sensor readings to the SNAP packhouse system.
Temperature records are collected automatically and can be reviewed for each shipment.
Read the FreshCo story
Super City Chemdry
Finding equipment across customer sites
Manual tracking made it difficult to account for drying equipment in the warehouse and out on jobs.
BLE tags, a warehouse gateway and technicians’ phones record where equipment is detected.
The team can check delivery locations and compare expected equipment returns with actual returns.
Read the Super City Chemdry story