Automation Integration
Make the Systems You Already Own Talk to Each Other.
Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, Home Assistant, Matter, MQTT, Modbus, Zigbee, Z-Wave, BLE and RS485 — integrated into one control layer instead of five separate apps.
How many separate apps does it take to control the systems in one building?
Down to One.
Problems We Hear From Customers
How We Solve It
We bridge the protocols and platforms that don't natively talk to each other — consumer ecosystems like Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, Matter and Home Assistant; field protocols like MQTT, Modbus, Zigbee, Z-Wave, BLE and RS485; and industrial SCADA, PLC and HMI systems — into one control and data layer, plus the API work to connect third-party platforms like Swiggy/Zomato or a hotel PMS into your dashboard.
What's Included
Who It's For
How It Works
- 01
Problem
Devices, platforms and protocols are rarely built by the same vendor, so they rarely speak the same language.
- 02
Technology
We bridge the specific protocols and APIs involved — consumer, industrial or third-party — into one layer.
- 03
Outcome
One set of rules, one control surface, and hardware that isn't locked out just because it's from a different brand.
Is This Right for Your Project?
Automation Integration is ideal if:
- You're mixing devices or brands that weren't designed to work together
- An older PLC, panel or machine needs to feed a modern dashboard
- You want one set of automation rules across the whole property
- A vendor told you two of your systems 'just can't' talk to each other
Ready to talk through your site?
Tell us what you want to protect, automate, or monitor — we'll recommend a solution scoped to it.