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Millions of datapoints analyzed to generate the alarms that matter

Real-time alarms across every data channel. Set your thresholds, flag the exceptions, and let connected equipment act before a small change becomes a bigger problem.

Push, SMS & calls

Alerts that reach your team

100's

Of alarm types

24/7

Alarm coverage

Every channel. Always watching.

Your limits.
Our eyes on every reading.

Pressure, flow, temperature, tank level, and more. Set the operating range for each data channel. The moment a reading crosses a threshold, it becomes an alarm.

Amplified IndustriesThreshold configurationMesquite lease / All channels
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Well Mesquite 2

Casing pressure (psig)

● Within range

Watch a reading climb into alarm below. Change a limit and the alarm moves with it.

Reading historyLast 80 readings · Example data
03006009001200Low lowLowHighHigh high−80−60−40−20Now
Live reading470 psig
✓ Normal

Casing pressure is within its configured operating range.

No open tickets. An alarm opens one automatically and routes it to the operator on call.

From awareness to action

An alarm can do more
than send a notification.

Connect a threshold to a configured control action. Respond at the asset, across a tank battery, or throughout the lease.

01 / Protect the asset
High pressure→Well shut-in

Producing assets protect themselves.

When a safety limit is reached, producing assets can shut themselves down automatically. Set pressure and temperature limits per well so protection doesn’t wait for the next site visit.

Explore rod pump automation ↗
02 / Keep fluids moving
High tank level→Transfer on

Start the equipment that brings levels down.

High tank levels can start transfer pumps to pump tanks down. Compressors can turn on as part of configured pressure and transfer controls, keeping connected equipment working together.

Explore tank monitoring ↗
03 / Protect the lease
Critical limit→Lease shut-in

One critical signal. A lease-wide response.

A tank approaching capacity or an injection well nearing its configured pressure or rate limit can shut down the entire connected lease to help prevent spills and regulatory violations.

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Beyond a single reading

Machine learning,
asset-specific alarms.

Runtime catches the well that stopped and the one that never stops. Past that, every asset type carries its own failure modes and its own alarms.

Well Mesquite 2 · Rod pump

Daily runtime

Expected 14–18 h/day Inactive Runaway
0h6h12h18h24hDay 1Day 8Day 15Day 22Day 28
⚑ Inactive alarmDays 17–18

The well stopped and stayed stopped. No runtime where runtime was expected raises an alarm on its own. Nothing had to cross a pressure or load limit first.

⚑ Runaway alarmDays 23–24

The pump ran through its off cycle and kept going. A well that never shuts down is pumping off, wearing out, or ignoring its controller.

Rod pump

  • Parted rod
  • Tubing leak
  • Pump-off / low fillage
  • Inactive
  • Runaway
  • Unanchored tubing

And many more…

Gas lift

  • Valve not passing gas
  • Injection rate out of range
  • Casing pressure buildup
  • Multi-pointing
  • Inactive

And many more…

Plunger lift

  • No plunger arrival
  • Slow arrival
  • Recovery mode entered
  • Short cycling
  • Cycle count out of range

And many more…

ESP

  • Drive fault
  • Underload / gas lock
  • Overcurrent
  • Restart loop
  • Inactive

And many more…

Tank battery

  • Filling faster than expected
  • Overflow risk
  • Unscheduled level drop
  • No sales in N days

And many more…

Injection / SWD

  • Approaching permitted pressure
  • Rate out of tolerance
  • Injection stopped
  • Pump health

And many more…

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