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IoT development

Connected devices and the consoles that operate them.

Operations where a device has to change a business record, not only a chart.

A device dashboard nobody opens is a science project. We take IoT where the hardware, the data, and the staff screen have to move together — telemetry and commands landing where the team already works.

MQTT and the device matter. The alert on the same console as the order, the AMC, or the plant ticket matters more.

If the dashboard is a separate login the floor will not use, we will say so.

Who it is for

The work this fits

  • Plants, fields, and sites that already have hardware and no honest staff screen
  • AMC and service teams who need alerts next to the job, not in a vendor portal
  • Programmes where Krishiv owns the console and the data path, in-house

What you get

How the delivery is shaped

  • 01

    Device to console

    Telemetry, commands, and the staff screen as one product.

  • 02

    Fit to operations

    The alert has to land where the team already works.

  • 03

    In-house

    Krishiv owns the data path and the console. Not a vendor dashboard you never open.

Process

How a job runs

  1. 01

    Device

    What is on the wire, what it reports, and what you can command.

  2. 02

    Data

    A path that lands in the same backend as the rest of the product.

  3. 03

    Console

    The staff screen the team will actually open.

  4. 04

    Alert

    The notification that reaches the same record as the job or the ticket.

Stack

What we use when it earns it

IoTMQTTNestJSPostgreSQL

FAQ

Questions we get

Do you do the hardware as well?
We take the device, the data path, and the staff console as one delivery when that is the programme. A dashboard with no home in the operation is not the work.
Where does the alert land?
On the same console as the order, the AMC, or the plant ticket — not a vendor portal nobody opens.
Is IoT in-house?
Yes. Device work sits at Krishiv. SAP is the exception — that is a collaborate company.