ThingsLog

ThingsLog is a remote IoT monitoring and automation solutions provider specializing in industrial applications. The company develops and supplies an industrial IoT platform alongside proprietary hardware for monitoring and controlling critical infrastructure across water, energy, gas, and other utility systems. Operations are supported by low-power IoT technologies designed for telemetry and data acquisition in facility and infrastructure management.

Services and Capabilities

ThingsLog delivers turnkey telemetry and data acquisition systems that combine environmental sensors, meters, proprietary data loggers, and a cloud-based analytics platform. The company provides energy consumption monitoring, smart water metering, leak detection and control, gas consumption monitoring, tank level monitoring, air quality monitoring, street light control, and smart agriculture monitoring. Solutions are built around highly configurable, low-power multichannel data loggers that support integration with existing meters and systems through pulse outputs, Modbus, MBUS, and standard APIs. Connectivity options include LoRa, NB-IoT, LTE-M, 4G, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. Deployments are designed to scale from small installations to enterprise-level operations.

Technology and Delivery Approach

The ThingsLog cloud platform collects, stores, and aggregates data readings from field devices. It includes an administrative interface for enterprise customers to manage users and end clients, standard API and integration tools for connecting to external services, and industry-specific applications tailored for water utilities, agricultural managers, and municipalities. A mobile application provides consumption overviews and incident notifications. The platform supports integration with enterprise resource planning systems and external data services.

Industry Focus

ThingsLog serves water utilities with solutions for smart metering, non-revenue water management, and water balance analysis. In industrial settings, the company provides energy and water control and optimization, including ERP integration and environmental, social, and governance reporting. For hotels and commercial buildings, monitoring systems detect breakdowns and track energy and water consumption. Retail applications include remote monitoring of energy and water resources, external lighting, advertisements, and storage facilities. In agriculture, the platform oversees environmental factors and supports distributed irrigation control and monitoring. Public sector and telecommunications providers use the platform to offer monitoring as a service to business customers. The company also supports electric vehicle charging station monitoring.