The building's memory, in plain words.
IMPRINT keeps a building's trends and alarm records for years, including who answered each alarm and how fast, and turns them into short daily and weekly reports: what was out of range, for how long, and how complete the record is.
The reports
What happened, how long, and how sure we are.
Each report starts with the numbers that matter, then shows each point with its limits, the time spent outside them, and the coverage of the record. They print to PDF.
Sample reports from a demo building with simulated data.
Where it stands
Built and tested on simulated data.
- A trend store, an alarm archive and the reports, each with its own automated tests
- Keeps Spark's alarm history after Spark clears its own, including who acknowledged each alarm
- Only reads the building's controllers and Spark's records; it never changes them
IMPRINT hasn't read a real controller or been installed at a site yet. Everything so far runs on a simulator and on copies.