Operate distributed EpiSensor deployments like a real fleet

Core is the remote operations layer for gateways, sensors, and Edge software. It gives teams a central place to monitor deployment health, push changes, and manage rollouts across sites without treating every gateway as a one-off project.

What Core Is For

Move from isolated site installs to repeatable fleet operations

Once projects move beyond a handful of sites, the real challenge is operational: which gateways are healthy, which sensors are quiet, which sites need changes, which rollouts are current, and what changed recently. Core exists to solve that operating problem.

It is the layer that helps EpiSensor scale from pilot deployments into estate-wide or partner-wide programs.

EpiSensor Core dashboard showing multiple gateways and deployment status
Fleet Visibility

See site health before customers discover issues for you

Core surfaces the health signals that matter operationally: connectivity, sensor status, firmware versions, rollout state, and general fleet condition. That lets teams prioritise maintenance, spot drift, and keep distributed deployments stable without living in reactive mode.

For partners and multi-site customers, that is often the first reason to adopt Core at all.

EpiSensor Core health monitoring view for gateways and devices
Remote Rollout

Push configuration and Edge changes across fleets, not one gateway at a time

Core is where rollout discipline starts. As soon as you have multiple sites, you need a way to manage configuration drift, update software safely, and understand which deployments are current. Core gives EpiSensor a path from project delivery into long-term operations.

That is especially important for partner-led and OEM-style deployments where repeatability matters as much as the initial installation.

EpiSensor Core interface for remote rollout and configuration
Operational Governance

Bring auditability, user control, and discipline to multi-site operations

As deployments scale, access control and change visibility matter. Core gives teams a cleaner operational model for who can do what, what changed, and where rollout responsibility sits. That makes the EpiSensor platform more credible for enterprise customers and partner programs.

It also gives the website a stronger answer to the question: “How do we actually operate this across many sites?”

EpiSensor Core operational governance and access management view
Platform Capabilities

Core is the operations layer for the wider EpiSensor system

Fleet dashboard

One operational view across gateways, sensors, site status, and rollout state.

Health monitoring

Track which deployments are healthy, noisy, drifting, or need intervention.

Remote rollout

Apply changes, updates, and deployment packages without site-by-site manual work.

Access control

Support operational governance with a clearer model for who can do what.

System integration

Connect Core-driven operations into broader enterprise or partner workflows where needed.

Operational confidence

Move from ad hoc site support toward a cleaner long-term operating model.

Core is most valuable when you have

  • multiple sites to operate
  • partners or internal teams managing deployments
  • recurring rollout or support needs
  • a need to manage Edge and gateway change safely at scale

How Core fits the stack

  • Hardware captures field data
  • Gateway runs on site
  • Edge handles local software logic
  • Core manages the fleet remotely

Planning a multi-site or partner-led deployment?

Talk to us about the operating model, not just the hardware. We can show where Core fits your rollout, support, and fleet governance needs.

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