Keep the product you have. Add the software to operate it.
Install one agent alongside your existing Linux application. Give your team remote access, fleet health and logs. Add a branded customer application when it serves your product.
Your existing LinuxDebian, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi OS 11+, plus armv7, arm64 and x86_64. Your application keeps running as-is.
Outbound onlyWorks behind NAT, cellular and the customer firewall. No inbound ports and no VPN plumbing.
Nothing to reflashNo Dataplicity board and no custom image. Run the install command on a live system.
Fleet operations, with customer applications when you need them.
Operate your devices as a complete product in its own right. Customer portals and workflows share the same device foundation when you choose to add them.
Shared foundation
Outbound agentDurable device identityCustomer and site associationDevice ClassOperational history
Silo Level Monitor · Device Class
TelemetryLevel · temperature · battery
ControlsCalibrate · reboot
Customer UIGauge · history · status
Fleet487 deployed
A complete operating workspace
Fleet operations for your team
Remote accessLogs and diagnosticsMonitoring and incidentsPulseFleet jobs and software releasesInstalled-base records
Add when customers need a product surface
Customer product surface
Branded Customer PortalCustomer organisationsNetworks and locationsProduct-specific ControlsRoles and tenant isolation
SiloSentryPlains Elevator Co-op
Elevator North3 bins · grain levels
Online
Bin 12Wheat · steady
78%
Bin 14Corn · low
22%
Bin 18Soy · steady
61%
Add when the product needs workflow
Product workflow
Customer records and formsRules and durable processesDevice commandsOffline datasetsNative application kits
Your engineers should not see what your customers see.
The operational system stays deep because your team needs terminals, rollouts, logs and diagnostics. When you add a Customer Portal, it stays product-focused because customers need their devices, their data and their controls — not your engineering machinery.
My devicesMy sitesTelemetryControls + videoUsers + access
See the fleet. Then get all the way into a device.
Open a live terminal from any device record, investigate the problem and make the fix. The same system handles the work around it - from monitoring and incidents to customers and the installed base.
Work on the deviceLive terminal, remote access, logs and diagnostics.
Work across the fleetMonitoring, alerts and guarded jobs across groups.
Handle the incidentAlerts, on-call, ownership and a complete audit history.
Manage the installed baseCustomers, product applications and claiming tied to the hardware.
Connect your first device.
Enter your email to get the install command. Run it on your Linux device and watch it appear in Dataplicity.