IoT
Turn IoT data into real-time action
“We needed to pull data together from sensors, cameras and other systems – our existing dashboards couldn’t handle it. mpro5 pulls all of our data together in one place.”
– Workplace Technology Lead, Cisco Meraki
FAQs
IoT FAQs
Answers to the questions teams ask us most about sensors and real-time monitoring. If yours isn’t here, ask us on a demo.
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What is IoT monitoring?
IoT monitoring uses connected sensors to measure conditions on site in real time, such as temperature, footfall or how a space is being used. mpro5 takes those readings and turns them into action, so a change on the ground leads straight to the right task.
What happens when a sensor reading goes out of range?
Every threshold from every sensor triggers the right flow automatically. A task is raised and the right person is alerted instantly, so problems are dealt with before they cause downtime.
Can mpro5 automate temperature checks?
Yes. Sensors record temperatures automatically, which frees up frontline teams and gives you a reliable audit record. If a fridge, freezer or hot-hold unit goes out of range, you see the breach straight away and can act before it becomes a problem.
How can sensor data improve cleaning schedules?
Instead of cleaning on a fixed schedule, you can clean based on how spaces are actually used. Usage data shows which areas need attention and when, so teams spend their time where it makes a difference.
What can IoT sensors monitor?
Common uses include temperature controls, footfall, stock levels, doors left open, and how buildings and workspaces are being used. The data helps you prevent stock loss and manage energy costs from one central platform.
Can I see trends over time?
Yes. mpro5 shows how readings change over time, so you can spot patterns and get ahead of issues before they surface.
Can sensor data sit alongside the rest of our operational data?
Yes. IoT data feeds into the same connected platform as your tasks, checks and reports, so sensor readings, the work they trigger and the evidence that it was done are all in one place.