One integrated front-end over SCADA, BMS, EMS, supplier portals and every connected asset, presenting meaningful events in context, and catching what your source systems miss.
Enterprises across energy, heat, water and infrastructure rely on Blockbax to keep critical assets running.
"By automating tasks and improving productivity, we're prepared to support Eneco's asset growth strategy across our full portfolio."
"Blockbax is key to operating our heat networks at the highest standard, with full control over asset performance across all sources."
"With Blockbax, our maintenance and operations teams have real-time insight into our full fleet of energy solutions."
Stop switching between twenty systems to understand one situation.
Consolidate events, statuses and external context into a single operational front-end, structured along your asset hierarchy.
Live status on maps and schematics, colored by severity. Zoom from the national picture to a single substation, and open its dashboard in one click.
Every important data source in one front-end, structured on your asset model instead of each vendor's.
Drawings, maintenance history and the right contact sit on the asset itself, not in a folder somewhere else.
Weather, passenger flow, traffic and market prices sit alongside the measurement, not in a separate report.
Enriched onto the asset, so the reading has meaning.
What deserves attention right now, given everything else happening.
One uniform lifecycle across every alarm source, with the prioritization and noise control a busy operation needs.
Thresholds come from asset properties instead of hard-coded values, so one rule covers thousands of assets and each one is judged against its own limits.
Combine conditions across different asset types in a single rule, so an event reflects the real operational situation rather than one isolated signal.
Live output checked against its setpoint, forecast or per-asset limits.
Scheduled checks notify you when an asset goes quiet, even with no data arriving.
Active only on the days and shifts that matter, so nobody is paged for a planned stop.
Rule active weekdays 08:00 to 22:00 only.
Ask what the live data means, and what to do about it.
AI answers in natural language, grounded in your asset data, manuals and history, and surfaces issues before they become alarms.
Why is heat pump A's COP trending down since Tuesday?
COP dropped 8% after source temp fell below 10°C. The same pattern in January was resolved by raising the flow setpoint. The filter is also due in 12 days.
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