Enterprise · On-premise
The full platform, inside your firewall
ThingConnect is cloud-first — but some plants can't put production data off-site, and some fleets are large enough to justify running their own infrastructure. For them, we deploy the complete system on-premise: same product, same dashboards, everything inside your network.
When on-premise is the right call
- Customer contracts — defense, aerospace, some automotive OEMs — explicitly prohibit production data leaving the site.
- Corporate IT policy requires all operational systems inside the firewall, full stop.
- The fleet is large enough that owning the infrastructure beats subscribing to hosting.
- The network is deliberately air-gapped, and monitoring has to live within it.
How ThingConnect does it
Same product, self-hosted
Every dashboard, report, and operator screen from the cloud service, running on a server in your rack. No feature gap between deployments.
Deployed and maintained by us
On-premise doesn't mean on-your-own. Our engineers install, update, and support the system — scheduled updates, remotely if you permit it, on-site if you don't.
Enterprise licensing
On-premise deals are structured for larger fleets — fleet pricing, a defined support agreement, and hardware specified in the site survey (yours to buy directly or through us).
Common questions
Who qualifies for the on-premise deployment?
It's an enterprise offering: typically plants running larger fleets, or any size of plant whose customer contracts or IT policy prohibit off-site production data. If that's you, say so on the first call and we quote on-premise from the start.
Is the on-premise version feature-identical to the cloud service?
Yes — it is the same product, self-hosted. Dashboards, shift view, operator stations, reports, and alerts all work identically. The differences are operational: your hardware, your network, scheduled updates instead of continuous ones.
Does it work without internet?
Fully. Monitoring, dashboards, OEE, and reports run entirely on your local network. Internet is only used for optional WhatsApp/email alerts and support sessions you initiate.
What server does it need?
For most fleets, a single well-specified server or industrial PC. We specify exact hardware in the site survey; you can procure it yourself or through us.
Who owns the data?
You do, unambiguously — it lives in a database on your hardware. If we ever part ways, the data stays with you in a readable format.
See it on machines like yours
A 30-minute demo, then a pilot on your own floor if it fits.