Quickly back to full capacity with technical alerting
You want to resolve a technical failure as quickly as possible. That’s why our technical alerting system ensures that an alert immediately reaches the right employee: someone with the right expertise who can be on site as quickly as possible. This helps minimize downtime and avoid unnecessary costs.
- 30 years of experience
- 170+ customers
- 20,500+ users
Respond effectively and prevent downtime
As the person responsible for a system, you want the reassurance of knowing what is happening at all times, wherever you are. Technical alerting ensures that you receive an immediate notification when a problem occurs in critical systems. This allows you to act quickly and prevent downtime.
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Production processes
In factories, technical alerting detects faults in machinery, such as palletisers and conveyor systems. This helps minimize downtime and keeps production running smoothly.
Water management and pumping stations
At pumping stations and water treatment plants, float alarms monitor water levels and immediately alert operators to any deviations, allowing timely action to be taken.
Logistics and distribution centres
Automated conveyor systems in distribution centres are essential to the logistics chain. Technical alerting detects faults immediately, helping to prevent delays and damage.
SCADA and industrial automation
SCADA systems monitor processes in water management, the oil and gas industry, and the automotive industry. Technical alerting enables rapid intervention when faults occur in these complex systems.
Paper mills
In paper mills, float and PLC alarms ensure that deviations in water levels and production processes are quickly detected and corrected.
Software alerts and IT processes
Technical alerting helps detect software issues, such as buffers reaching capacity or communication failures, before they have an operational impact.
Prevent downtime with smart technical alerting
With technical alerting, we detect anomalies and faults before they have major consequences. Alerts are immediately sent to the right employee, enabling quick action and helping to minimize risks such as damage, downtime, or unsafe situations.
This helps us keep processes under control, improve safety, and avoid unnecessary costs.
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"Regular testing has shown that employees’ accuracy has improved."
"Nerve Centre has definitely increased employees’ awareness of the ZiROP. Employees are now much more aware of their role in the event of an emergency."
"Nerve Centre is much more user-friendly and easier to maintain from an administrative perspective than other systems."
Frequently asked questions
Is technical alerting difficult to integrate into my existing systems?
What if my employees are unsure how to handle alerts?
Our solution is user-friendly and designed for rapid response. Alerts are clear and contain exactly the information needed to take immediate action. We also provide training and support, so employees become familiar with the system and know what is expected of them.
How can I be sure that the system does not cause false alarms?
Through careful configuration and monitoring, the risk of false alarms is minimized, ensuring that alarms are only triggered when they are actually needed.
What devices are used to deliver alarm notifications? Do my employees need to carry an additional device?
No, alarms can be delivered to any device, including smartphones, DECT phones, pagers, and other devices. This ensures that the alert reaches the right person directly via the most suitable device.
What is the best way to configure location information?
In the software, you link a location to the process that triggers the alarm. This location is then automatically included in the alarm message. If the process itself already provides a location, this information is used directly. This ensures that the responsible employee immediately knows where the problem is located.
What systems can you integrate with?
In practice, our customers integrate with systems including:
- PLC-controlled systems;
- SCADA-based solutions;
- systems via SMTP;
- systems developed specifically for or by our customers.
How do you know which alarm should be sent to which employee? And how do you prevent two people from responding to the same problem?
Alarm scenarios are configured so that each alarm is automatically sent to the right group. This group consists of employees with the right expertise to resolve the fault.