Platform
Inside Corewatch.
What the platform does, how it connects to the equipment on the wall, and where your data lives. No mystery boxes.
Dashboards & visualization
See the whole building at a glance.
Live views built for the people who actually use them — the owner checking energy spend, the facility tech chasing a hot zone, the tenant who just needs their floor.
- Floor plans with live equipment states and zone temps
- Trend charts on any point — hours, days, or the full year
- Setpoint and schedule control from the same screen
- Role-based views: owners, operators, and tenants each see their slice
- Runs in any browser — office, trailer, or phone in the field
Controls integration
It speaks to the gear you already own.
Corewatch connects over the protocols commercial equipment actually uses. New construction or a thirty-year-old retrofit — if it has a port or a pulse, it can report in.
- BACnet/IP and MS/TP for HVAC and building controls
- Modbus TCP/RTU for meters, drives, and gensets
- MQTT and LoRaWAN for wireless sensors across the site
- OPC-UA for industrial and plant equipment
- Dry contacts and analog points where nothing else exists
- BACnet/IP
- BACnet MS/TP
- Modbus TCP
- Modbus RTU
- MQTT
- LoRaWAN
- OPC-UA
- SNMP
- REST API
Automation & sequencing
Set the logic once. The building holds the line.
Schedules, setpoints, interlocks, and demand logic run in the platform — enforced the same way at 2 PM and 2 AM, with a record of every change and who made it.
- Occupancy schedules with holiday and override handling
- Setpoint resets and lockouts by season or outdoor air
- Demand limiting to hold peak load under target
- Equipment interlocks and staged start/stop sequences
- Full audit trail on every command and change
Monitoring & alarms
Problems reach a person, not a log file.
Threshold, deviation, and offline alarms route to the people who can act — with the reading, the trend, and the location attached, and an escalation chain if nobody picks it up.
- Alerts by email, SMS, or straight into Microsoft Teams
- Escalation chains — if the first contact misses it, the next one gets it
- Offline detection on every device and gateway
- Alarm history with acknowledgment tracking
- Optional dispatch to licensed field crews under a support plan
Walk-in cooler — temp above setpoint
Energy & metering
Know where every kilowatt goes.
Main and submeter data in one place — by building, by floor, by tenant, by piece of equipment. Demand profiles show what drives the bill; allocation reports settle who pays for it.
- Utility main, submeter, and equipment-level tracking
- Tenant allocation and cost-recovery reporting
- Peak demand profiles and load factor analysis
- Baseline comparisons to catch drift before the bill does
Architecture
Three layers. No mystery boxes.
Field layer
Controllers, sensors, meters, and gateways installed and terminated by licensed Anvil Edge crews. Everything labeled, everything documented.
Corewatch core
The platform itself — self-hosted on infrastructure Ironcore operates. Data collection, rule engine, alarm processing, and history live here, under your control.
Access layer
Dashboards, alerts, reports, and a documented REST API. Role-based access for owners, operators, tenants, and integrations with the systems you already run.
Walk the building with us.
One site walkthrough is enough to scope the points list, the dashboards, and the number.