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Build with EpiSensor.

Deliver energy projects with our hardware, Edge software and engineering support. Offer a complete EpiSensor system, or build our capabilities into the service you already provide.

See how partners work with us

Partner responsibilities.

We work with energy software companies, service providers and system integrators. The relationship starts by agreeing what you want to deliver and who will own each part.

Your service

  • Customer relationships and domain expertise
  • Your energy service and commercial proposition
  • Project delivery and operations, as agreed together

Our platform

  • Sensors, monitors and site connectivity
  • Edge for dashboards, data analysis and local control
  • Product selection, integration and engineering support

Build on a complete site platform.

Use EpiSensor hardware where you need new measurements and connect supported third-party equipment. Deliver a complete system using Edge, or integrate with your own platform.

EpiSensor Edge
Platform
EpiSensor Gateway
Zigbee
Modbus
ZEM
ZDR
EpiSensor Zigbee devices
Third-party Zigbee devices
HVAC
Solar PV
Heat pumps
Battery storage
Meters
ZPC
BACnet
LoRaWAN
LoRaWAN devices (coming soon)
ZEM
Core
Retrofit friendly. No new wiring.
Long range, battery powered.
Get rich data from legacy meters
Open APIs. Any platform.
Your own SIM. No site IT.
The same building blocks, configured for your project. Supported protocols and hardware access depend on the chosen deployment.

Hardware and Edge

One local data model for supported wired and wireless devices, with dashboards, stored data and automation.

Explore Edge

Integration when you need it

Keep existing customer software, add specialist analytics or connect a new service. Our interfaces and flows let you choose where the platform ends and your application begins.

Explore integration options

Integrate with the platform you choose.

Start with pre-built flows or build your own. Transform readings, route data and connect services using Edge’s integration editor and authenticated APIs.

Explore integration options
A real Edge integration flow carrying site readings through a filter and an output to a connected service.
A detail from the real Edge integration editor. Partners and administrators configure flows for the chosen destination.

Agree the data contract

Name the readings, units, timestamps and context your application needs.

Connect your service

Define destinations, authentication and the responsibilities on each side.

Check failure behaviour

Verify connection loss, recovery and the operational visibility your team needs.

A working first project, with a route to more.

We start with the technical and commercial fit. Together, we turn the first deployment into a specification your teams can deliver and support.

  1. Work through the fit

    Discuss the service, customer environment, existing software and the part you need EpiSensor to play.

  2. Build and check

    Select the hardware, connect the data and agree measurable acceptance criteria for the pilot.

  3. Prepare to repeat

    Document commissioning, responsibilities and support before moving to the next customer or site.

Common questions

Do we have to use EpiSensor for the entire solution?

You can offer the complete EpiSensor system, including Edge, or use selected capabilities within your own solution. We work with you to agree the hardware, software, integration and support that fit your service.

Can our engineering team work directly with yours?

Yes. Product selection, integrations and difficult application requirements are part of the partnership discussion. We agree the scope, responsibilities and support arrangements for the project.

Can you help with a specialised application?

We can review it with you. Inteligistics is one example of application-specific engineering; it is not a promise that every bespoke requirement is available in the standard product range.

What should we bring to an initial conversation?

An outline of your service, the equipment you need to connect, your software architecture and the constraints of a first customer site. You do not need a finished specification.

Engineers reviewing a project on the factory floor. Illustrative stock photography.

Plan our first project.

Tell us what you want to deliver. We’ll work through the fit, the engineering and how we can support your team.