The platform

Everything the station knows,
everywhere you are

One compact unit at the panel, one dashboard for the fleet, and an alerting engine you can read like a table — because "we thought it would have texted us" is not an acceptable failure mode.

The live dashboard

Every station reports over cellular every 10–15 minutes — and immediately when something happens. The overview shows signal, power, battery, pump state, last runs, and a live event feed; a watchdog flags any station that goes quiet within 15 minutes.

StationSentry dashboard: summary tiles, two online station cards, and a live event feed

Station cards that tell the truth

Signal quality, mains and battery, each pump's state — including "out of service" and reduced-capacity flags — and how long since each pump last ran. Absent data shows as absent, never guessed.

Charts with history

Battery voltage, cellular signal, and pump load per station, from an hour back to a week — the pattern that predicts a failure is usually visible before the failure.

A feed of everything

Alarms, pump cycles, boots, power events, roster changes, and watchdog transitions, timestamped and per-station. Focus one station with a click, or watch the whole fleet.

Resolved alert-policy table: every event with its winning rule, tier, and who gets texted

An alert policy you can read

Most monitoring fails silently: an event nobody wrote a rule for simply never texts. StationSentry renders the entire event vocabulary against your rules — what fires, at what tier, to whom.

  • Tiers, not spam — critical events text the full roster, routine ones just the primary contact, and anything you silence is silenced visibly.
  • A safety guard-rail — silence an alarm-class event and the page shows a warning banner. Deliberate is fine; accidental never survives a glance.
  • An unmatched-event audit — any event no rule covers is recorded and listed, so new firmware vocabulary can't vanish quietly.
  • A dry-run tester — type any event and see exactly which rule wins and who would be texted, station by station, without sending a thing.
  • Provenance on every text — each delivered alert shows the rule that fired it, with per-message delivery receipts from the carrier.

Remote hands for the station

Maintenance shouldn't text the whole roster. Station controls give the people doing the work honest, audited switches:

  • Snooze text alerts during on-site work — timed, expires on its own, and every suppressed alert is still logged.
  • Mark a pump out of service for a known repair window so it doesn't cry wolf, while real alarms stay armed.
  • Acknowledge a long run during high water instead of being re-warned every cycle.
  • Test both alert lanes — the server text path and the station's own backup SIM — end to end, from the couch.
  • Fleet firmware updates over the air, with a rollout table showing every station's progress; stations defer updates while an alarm is active or a pump is running.
  • Everything audited — who did what, when, on which station, kept for a year.
Station controls panel: alert silencing, snooze, both SMS test lanes, and per-pump out-of-service controls

Built for organizations, not accounts

Your people, your stations

Unlimited sign-ins per organization, each scoped to that organization's stations. Turnover is an email, not a migration.

Service companies welcome

A pump-service vendor can manage many customer organizations from one dashboard — each customer still sees only their own stations.

Consent done right

Alert contacts join by replying YES to a carrier-verified enrollment text, one confirmation per organization. STOP always works, instantly, and shows up on the roster.

The unit itself

A compact, battery-backed monitor that wires into the station panel you already have — no internet service, no new conduit, no PLC programming.

ConnectivityLTE cellular (Cat-1) — SIM and service included
Backup powerOnboard battery — reports through outages
High-water alarmWired to the panel's own dry-contact alarm output
Pump sensingClamp-on current transducers, one per pump — no splices
Power sensingStation mains monitoring with outage duration
Backup alertingThe unit can also text from its own SIM — an independent, best-effort second lane (carrier filtering of device-SIM texts applies)
UpdatesFirmware over the air, verified before it commits
MountingCompact enclosure, panel wiring kit included

See it against your station

One unit, one monthly service, everything above included.

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