Act on it, with a human in command.
Fleetera doesn't replace the controllers that keep your equipment safe. It's the fleet-wide layer that lets you manage and command every site from one place, governed, audit-trailed, and always under human control.
Supervisory by design
Above the controllers, never instead of them.
Command is a supervisory layer. It does not replace your BMS, PCS, EMS, or PLCs. Fast control loops and safety functions stay local, at the site. Fleetera coordinates from above: fleet-wide configuration, governed commands, and a record of everything.
Change every site from one place.
Push connector, sampling, and binding changes across sites from the cloud; each runtime picks up its desired configuration and applies it. Every change is audit-trailed: who changed what, where, and when.
Collect diagnostics
Low riskRead-only diagnostics snapshot. No equipment changes.
| Status | Asset | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Completed | Turbine A07 | 1.2s |
| Completed | Turbine A08 | 1.4s |
| Executing | Turbine A09 | — |
| Dispatched | Turbine A12 | — |
| Turbine A19 | — |
Governed setpoint writes, fleet-wide.
Supervisory commands to the equipment itself, such as adjusting a limit or changing a mode, dispatched from the cloud under the same governance. Configuration control and the governed approval flow are live today; the equipment write-back path is still being wired end to end on the forward runtime before this goes live.
Governance
Guardrails first, then power.
The model for every action that leaves the cloud, live and enforced today. Audit, tenant scoping, risk gating, four-eyes approvals, and execute-scoped access all apply to configuration control now, and supervisory equipment commands will run under the same rules when they arrive.
Immutable audit trail
Who sent what, when, to which asset, and what came back is recorded for every change and every command. Nothing happens off the record.
Tenant scoping
Every action is scoped to your tenant and the assets you choose. There is no cross-tenant path.
Risk classification & gating
Every command carries a risk class, from low to critical, with stricter gating at each level before it can run.
Approval workflows
Critical commands require explicit sign-off: four-eyes approval from a second person before anything executes.
Execute-scoped access
Executing a command is its own permission, separate from viewing. It is granted per role, so read access never implies control.
Local fallback
If the link drops, the site keeps running on its local controllers. Fleetera never sits in the fast loop.
Where the layers close the loop.
An Insight detection proposes a Command action; an operator approves it. Over time, approved playbooks will run with guardrails, always inside the governance model, always subject to human approval.
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Run your fleet from one place.
Start with cloud-managed configuration control, live today and audit-trailed from day one.