On-premise SCADA,
without the SCADA project.
Argos 2.0 is configuration-driven: pick an asset type, give it an address, and you have live widgets, trends, alarms, reports and a full user log — running on your hardware, writing to your database.
Reach your plant from anywhere. Feed the systems management uses.
Your plant on any browser — nothing opened at the site
Argos dials out to the ScadaBOSS relay over standard HTTPS. Authorised people open yoursite.scadaboss.com from anywhere. No port forwarding, no VPN, no remote-desktop software to install.
- Per-role access from outside: none, view only, or full
- An authenticator code every time someone signs in from outside
- Setup, licensing and the driver tools can never be reached from outside
- Every outside action marked in the user log; switch it off at the plant in one press
Plant data straight into Palantir Foundry
Argos sends readings to a Foundry HTTPS listener — paste the endpoint and credentials, send a test message, switch it on. Your operations data lands where your analysts and AI pipelines already work.
- Every asset, or only the ones you tick
- Each reading time-stamped and flagged good or bad
- Changes every 10 seconds, a full refresh every 5 minutes
- Nothing dropped: if Foundry is busy, Argos holds the readings and catches up
Inside the fence — with remote eyes when you want them
Monitoring as a service
- We run the servers — nothing to install
- Phone-first: fleet, map, alarms anywhere
- Best for stations spread across the county
Your hardware, your database
- Runs in the plant — works with the internet down
- Your PostgreSQL or SQL Server, your retention rules
- Best for plants, buildings, utilities and process lines
- Optional: publish chosen parameters to ScadaBOSS, or sign in from outside through the relay
Everything a plant SCADA needs, already wired together
Replay any moment like a video
Rewind an asset, a dashboard or a one-line to any time. Play up to 1800× speed, step reading by reading, jump to the next alarm or operator action — and share the exact moment as a link. "What happened at 2 a.m.?" answered in minutes.
Test before the PLC is wired
Every protocol Argos speaks ships with a simulator that answers like the real equipment. Prove screens, alarms and reports on day one, and train operators on a live-looking plant without touching the real one.
See power the way you draw it
Sketch your distribution with 55 electrical symbols, then tie breakers, motors and meters to live values. Closed, tripped and in-alarm show at a glance; click any symbol to open its equipment.
The right person, every time
HiHi / Hi / Lo / LoLo, rate-of-change, communication and quality alarms. Shift schedules, holidays, cover and escalation send each alarm by e-mail, text or push to whoever is on duty. Shelve nuisance alarms without switching them off.
Change once, update everywhere
Add a power meter and you get the power-meter tile and faceplate. Every kind of equipment is a widget: edit it in the drag-and-drop builder and every asset made from it updates at once. Anyone can build their own dashboards.
Manuals, parts and work requests on the asset
Attach manuals, wiring diagrams, photos and parts lists to each piece of equipment — straight from a phone camera. Request maintenance from an alarm, e-mail it to the crew and track it on a calendar through to done.
History you own, reports that run themselves
Everything trended into your database from the start; an 8-pen viewer with saved groups and CSV export. Daily, weekly or monthly reports on any value — averages, totals, run hours — e-mailed on schedule and kept as sent.
Every action recorded, every login checked
Sign-in required, roles you can extend, authenticator-app two-factor by role, and HTTPS. Every action is logged with old and new values, the reason given, the plant's state at that moment and what happened next — never edited, never deleted.
Chase demand charges, never run out
Feeder-aware meter tree with period comparisons across your meters. For production plants, Argos works out from live consumption when each material is needed and when to order it.