Bella SCADA
Monitor and control your plant from the browser: real-time SCADA with no client software to install.

We build outage-tolerant IoT platforms that bring sensors and devices together in one place. The hard part isn't connecting a device; it's making the incoming data reliable, queryable and good enough to decide on.

Most IoT projects get through the first stage — connecting the device and sending data to the center — without trouble. The stall comes afterwards: data piles up but nobody looks at it, measurements turn out inconsistent, and when a device goes down nobody knows.
That's why device health, data quality and alarms are part of the first release of every platform we build. A sensor that has gone silent is information too, and it must be reported.
Illustrative examples; the specifics are worked out during discovery at your site.




Monitor and control your plant from the browser: real-time SCADA with no client software to install.

Which engine is waiting where, which job is running late: your overhaul shop on one screen, from intake to dispatch.

Did your child board the bus, where is it now: parents, drivers and the school on one platform.

Mostly Modbus TCP/RTU and OPC UA on the field side, and MQTT for device-to-center transfer. The choice is made during discovery based on the devices and environmental conditions.
On an on-premise server or in the cloud — your choice. A common path in industrial projects is hybrid: data stays on site and only summaries go to the center.
Yes. The device's last-seen time is tracked; an alarm is raised when no data arrives within the expected interval. Devices that disappear silently are the most overlooked problem in IoT projects.
We'll listen to your current situation and work out together where to start.
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