IoT monitoring · open source · self-hosted
Monitoring you can explain and audit.
For system integrators and organisations that run their own systems: connect devices and sensors on OpenRemote, keep the data where you decide, and give every alert the factors behind it and a record of what was done about it.
- Built on open-source OpenRemote, on your servers or your cloud
- Alerts that show their factors, with a record of who decided what
- Integration service for system integrators and in-house IT teams
Signals need reasons
A reading is not a reason
A dashboard shows that a value moved. Panobserve also shows why an alert was raised, so people can trust it, challenge it or fix the cause.
Evidence, not just alerts
By design, each alert is kept with the data window, the model version, the factors shown and the decision taken. When a customer, an auditor or a regulator asks, you answer with the record.
Your infrastructure, your data
It runs where your data policy requires, on an open foundation. You are not tied to one cloud provider's service, which can change or be withdrawn, and you pay for integration and support, not for a licence per device.
Capabilities
Six things Panobserve does
From the first sensor to an alert you can explain, prove and act on.
Connect your devices
Register assets and connect devices and sensors through standard IoT protocols.
Learn more WatchWatch it live
Rules and models watch live readings for anomalies, on a live view of all your assets.
Learn more ExplainExplained alerts
Dashboards and alerts, each with an explanation of what triggered it.
Learn more DeployOpen and self-hosted
Built on open-source OpenRemote, so there is no lock-in, and it can run where your data policy requires.
Learn more ProveKeep the evidence
Every alert kept with its factors and the decision taken, ready for a customer, an auditor or a regulator.
Learn more IntegrateIntegration service
We help you connect devices, tune detection and run Panobserve, alone or with your team.
Learn moreGood questions
An IoT monitoring product built on the open-source OpenRemote platform, with a layer that shows the factors behind each alert and keeps a record of what was decided. It is for system integrators and for organisations that operate their own systems.
An open-source platform for managing assets and devices, released under AGPLv3. Panobserve builds on it, so the foundation is open. We explain what the licence means for your project before you commit.
OpenRemote connects devices, applies rules and shows dashboards. Panobserve is designed to add anomaly detection with explanations, a decision record, and an integration service. It does not replace OpenRemote.
An alert that shows the factors behind it. For a rule, the condition that fired and the values. For a model, the sensors and time window that weighed most. The explanation supports a decision, it does not replace one.
It is designed to produce the kind of evidence those rules ask for: logs, explanations and a record of human decisions. Whether a given system is high-risk under the AI Act depends on how you use it, so we assess that with you. We do not claim that using Panobserve makes you compliant.
On your own servers or cloud, or on infrastructure we manage for you if you prefer. You choose where data and logs are stored and processed.
System integrators who build monitoring for their clients, and medium to large organisations that run their own infrastructure and need alerts they can justify. It is not a consumer product.
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Tell us about your devices, your environment and what you need to justify. We reply personally and show you where Panobserve is today.