myAMR Historian

Overview

myAMR Historian is a UK-ready gas AMR data platform that turns metering telemetry into reliable, actionable information. It securely collects, validates, and stores your data, then surfaces it with dashboards, alarms, and reports designed for operations, energy management, and billing assurance.

Deploy quickly with low overheads, maintain evidence for audits, and integrate with your existing systems via scheduled exports and APIs.

Secure Data Collection and Validation

• Ingests data from telemetry devices, loggers, and gateways over HTTPS/SFTP with retry and buffering.
• Validates completeness against device logs, flags gaps, drift and outliers, and annotates changes.
• Stores raw and processed values with clear provenance to support audit and reconciliation.

Dashboards, Trends, and Reporting

• Portfolio and site dashboards with current status, consumption trends, and comparison to baselines.
• Daily/weekly digests summarising anomalies, missing data, and alarms.
• Self-serve reports and scheduled exports (CSV/Excel) for finance and operations. See also Natural Gas Monitoring.

Alarms and Notifications

Create threshold and status alarms with persistence and hysteresis to reduce noise. Send notifications by email/SMS and forward summaries to existing systems. Alarm acknowledgements and comments keep teams aligned.

Integrations and APIs

• Scheduled exports: CSV/Excel via SFTP/HTTPS for billing checks and energy reporting.
• REST API for pulling timeseries, events, and metadata into BI tools and BMS/SCADA.
• Supports Modbus gateways and mixed estates via standard templates and mappings.

Related: metering data acquisition

Security, Hosting, and Compliance

• UK-hosted options with role-based access and least-privilege defaults.
• Transport encryption, signed uploads, and immutable audit trails for changes.
• Retention policies aligned to operational and billing verification requirements.

Fast Deployment, Clear ROI

Pilot in days using configuration templates; scale by site or portfolio without disruptive change. Typical outcomes include reduced manual data handling, faster exception resolution, and improved confidence in billing and energy initiatives.

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