Operators
Pump controllers, ESPs, gas lift, and tank batteries. Know a well is down in minutes, not on tomorrow’s route.
IoT & machine data
We connect the equipment you already run, in the field or in the plant: pump controllers, compressors, pipelines, tanks, generators, and rotating equipment. Rugged edge gateways stream readings to the Crudexa cloud, where your team sees every site live, gets alarms they can act on, and keeps the history to learn from. It works on its own or with the Crudexa ERP.
A compressor’s vibration climbs past its alarm. The Field Agent matches the pattern to an earlier failure and proposes a work order, and it opens the moment someone approves.
Who it’s for
You don’t need the Crudexa ERP to use machine data. Alarms can open work orders in Crudexa, or in the maintenance system you already use.
Pump controllers, ESPs, gas lift, and tank batteries. Know a well is down in minutes, not on tomorrow’s route.
Compressor stations, pipeline pressure and flow, meters, and tank farms, all on one live screen.
Pumps, fans, steam traps, and tanks your historian doesn’t cover, connected alongside the systems you already run.
Rental compressors, generators, frac pumps, and water transfer. Bill by the hours equipment actually ran, and show customers the proof.
How it works
Pump-off controllers, VFDs, PLCs, flow computers, and add-on sensors for pressure, temperature, level, and vibration.
Polls devices over Modbus, OPC UA, or MQTT, buffers readings when the link drops, and forwards them over cellular or satellite.
Stores every reading, runs your alarm rules, and serves live dashboards and history to the office and the field.
Alarms open work orders in the Crudexa ERP or the system you already run, and an open API sends the data anywhere else it needs to go.
What we connect
Every site and machine on one screen, from a pad overview down to a single compressor’s readings, refreshed as data arrives.
Thresholds and trend rules that page the right person and open a work order with the readings attached, in Crudexa or your own system.
Gateways hold readings through dead zones and outages, then upload them in order, so history has no gaps.
Keep years of readings to compare runs, spot slow failures early, and back up decisions with data instead of memory.
Send machine data to your historian, data warehouse, or BI tools. Your data stays yours, in formats you can use.
If it has a controller, we can read it. If it doesn’t, we fit sensors and a gateway and bring it online.
Pick a pad, a compressor station, or a unit in the plant. We’ll connect it, put it on a dashboard, and wire its alarms into your workflow.