01 // Client outcome
NORRIS // PLATFORM
Norris Control — site monitoring and control
The Norris platform inside an engineered solution: telemetry, alerts, commands, roles and history.
Start
29,900 KGS + 2,490 KGS/monthUp to three monitored parameters, controller, dashboard and alert setup.
Timeline: 1–2 business days02 // Who it is for
Retail networks, production, cold-chain sites, server rooms, hotels and service companies.
03 // Problems solved
We remove blind spots, inconsistent thresholds, shared passwords and commands without confirmed outcomes. A live site in the dashboard with configured thresholds, alerts and owners.
04 // PRICE
Packages, price and boundaries
Prices pending approval before publication
Start
29,900 KGS + 2,490 KGS/month
Timeline: 1–2 business days
Up to three monitored parameters, controller, dashboard and alert setup.
Priced separately: Site connectivity, extra signals and outputs, extended data retention and third-party APIs.
Select packageControl
69,900 KGS + 3,990 KGS/month
Timeline: 3–5 business days
Up to eight signals, two control outputs, history and automation rules.
Priced separately: Site connectivity, extra signals and outputs, extended data retention and third-party APIs.
Select packageSite network
from 149,000 KGS
Timeline: From 5 business days
Multiple sites, roles, a unified dashboard and escalation rules.
Priced separately: Site connectivity, extra signals and outputs, extended data retention and third-party APIs.
Select packageWhat is included
Up to three monitored parameters, controller, dashboard and alert setup.
What changes the price
Cost depends on signals and sites, data frequency, retention, control outputs, roles, alerts and API integrations. The estimate requires: Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
05 // SYSTEM
How the system works
Sensors and controllers send state to the dashboard; rules create alerts and authorized commands return to the site.
06 // STACK
Equipment and integrations
Sensors and controllers send state to the dashboard; rules create alerts and authorized commands return to the site. We use a controller with a documented protocol, secure transport, role-based dashboard and event log. Field models are fixed after signal audit.
07 // FALLBACK
If internet or power fails
Critical local functions are designed not to depend on the cloud; remote access and alerts resume when connectivity returns. Backup power is sized separately.
08 // INPUT
What we need from the client
Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
09 // LAUNCH
Launch sequence
1. Map signals. 2. Bring up a pilot site. 3. Configure thresholds, roles and alerts. 4. Test link loss and command confirmation. 5. Hand over the test log. Inputs for this service: Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
Diagnostics and design are separate paid deliverables. Materials are procured after scope approval and prepayment.
10 // SCENARIO
Engineering scenario
Sensors and controllers send state to the dashboard; rules create alerts and authorized commands return to the site.
11 // LIMITS
Constraints and responsibility
Critical local functions are designed not to depend on the cloud; remote access and alerts resume when connectivity returns. Backup power is sized separately. The cloud does not replace local emergency protection. Commands are limited to agreed outputs and critical actions require state confirmation.
12 // FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will the final price match the package price?
Yes when the site fits the stated boundaries. Any change is agreed before procurement. The page states exclusions and price factors explicitly.
What is needed for an exact scope and estimate?
Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
How quickly does an alert or command arrive?
Latency is measured during the pilot and depends on transport and protocol. The interface shows confirmed state rather than treating a button press as success.
How does work start?
With project inputs and paid diagnostics or an engineering sprint. You receive a defined deliverable, not free design work in chat.
13 // NEXT
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14 // REQUEST
Request for the selected service
The Norris platform inside an engineered solution: telemetry, alerts, commands, roles and history.