System Documentation

Bay 3 · Crushed limestoneIllustrativeMeasured continuously

SensorScan returnsMeasured floor

Volume1,284m³

Tonnage1,952t

at 1.52 t/m³

Fill level68%

Days of stock left9days

At the last 8 days’ draw-down, about 140 m³ a day.

These pages cover the whole arc: mounting sensors, connecting the edge device, setting up storage zones, and reading the results.

Read it in this order

Two phases. Get the hardware seeing your material, then work the software that turns what it sees into inventory. Each page ends by pointing at the next.

Hardware

1 · Requirements & HardwareWhat you need before anything else: the edge device, the sensors we support, and where to mount them.

2 · Install & ConnectPower the box, put it on your network, sign in to your organization, and see the device go green.

Software

3 · Zones & SitesThe mental model underneath everything else: a site, the zones inside it, and what each zone carries.

4 · Quick StartDraw your first zone on the live 3D scan, set its material and floor mode, and read your first inventory number.

5 · Volume MethodologyHow a scan becomes a volume: the point cloud, the floor baseline, the material surface, obstructions, tonnage, and what affects accuracy.

6 · Floor Modes & Empty ScansThe floor is the reference every volume is measured against. The two options — Dynamic and Empty scan — and when each one is the right call.

Your organization

Team & AccessInvite your team, decide who can see and change what, and manage your own account.

Alerts & NotificationsThreshold rules on a zone, who gets emailed, and the notification bell in the portal.

Reference

Troubleshooting & FAQSymptoms worked one at a time — a number that stopped, a zone reading low, tonnage that won't match your tickets, a save that keeps failing.

GlossaryEvery term these pages use, in plain language, each linked to the page that explains it in full.

The short version

One or more sensors mounted above your material feed an edge compute box on your network. You organize storage into sites (a facility) and zones (a bay, bunker, silo, or open pile within it). Each scan of a zone measures the volume of material above that zone’s floor and converts it to tonnage and fill level using the zone’s material and capacity. The edge device keeps measuring while it is offline and syncs to the cloud when it can.

That is the collection side, and it is where the value starts rather than ends. Every measurement is kept, so a zone builds a history: consumption becomes a trend, a trend becomes days of stock left and a projected run-out date, and an alert reaches the right person before a zone gets low. Stock levels are current instead of a week old, nobody has to walk piles or climb a bay to check them, and the numbers you give a customer, an auditor, or your own finance team are a continuous timestamped record rather than a monthly estimate.