Data
Every reading arrives, gets stored, and stays queryable: named devices, named variables, and a current value your team can act on. A unit that goes quiet shows up here too.
TagoIO Build
You need a working system, not an IoT development project
Building it yourself means staffing an IoT team you don't need. Solving an operational problem shouldn't become an engineering department.
How we solve it
We deliver the IoT system your operation needs
You bring the site problem. We take the scope and deliver the software that reads the sensors, applies your rules, and puts the result where your team needs it. Fixed price. Nothing for you to assemble. You keep running the site.
What you get
A written scope. A closed price.
The quote names in writing what the system will do. You do not pick modules; we write the scope after we understand the job. A website or app for your users goes in as its own line when you need one.
Process
Your rules run against that data, on a schedule or on every reading: thresholds, calculations, reports, and the checks your operation does by hand today. The job's own logic lives here.
Action or screen
The output your team actually touches, whether that is a dashboard they open, a scheduled export, or a trigger that notifies whoever is on call. One system can carry all three.
Website for your users
Scoped separatelyA site your own customers or crews log into, built from scratch and carrying your name rather than ours. It goes into the quote as its own line.
Mobile app for your users
Scoped separatelyA native app for the people already on site, so a reading or an alert does not wait for someone to get back to a desk. It goes into the quote as its own line.
How we build it
TagoIO inside is our call
How much TagoIO goes into the system is an engineering decision we make per project, not a menu you configure. Products go in when they make delivery faster and stay out when they do not. The price is fixed either way.
From TagoIO Built for you
Where it runs
It runs on the host you name
The finished system can live on TagoDeploy, on your cloud, or on servers you already run. The target is written into the scope.
What you buy
The finished system, not a product to learn
You are buying years of sensor work, applied to this job.
After go-live
The plant stays yours. The software stays ours.
The annual contract covers the software. Everything that happens on site stays with your team.
Annual support
A separate contract, paid in full or monthly. It covers software uptime, bugs, and updates. Automation and alerts may ship inside the system if the spec names them.
Your team
You run alerts, field response, and compliance. Your team knows the plant better than we do, so the calls that need that knowledge stay with the people making them today. What changes is that none of it needs an IoT team behind it.
Who carries what
Ours
- Software uptime
- Bugs and fixes
- Updates
Yours
- Alert response
- Field work
- Compliance
In-house builds
You shouldn't have to build an IoT stack to run your operation
A physical problem becomes a software project the moment you assemble the stack on your own payroll.
Building it in-house
That work lands on someone else's calendar.
Sensors, networks, dashboards, and the ticket into the tools you already run now sit with whoever drew the short straw. That was never their job.
With TagoIO Build
The work lands on our calendar.
Scope, build, and delivery are our job, done by people who do sensor work all day. Your team keeps the jobs they were hired for.
Building it in-house
A number on a screen is not the system.
The map, the rule, and the dispatch your team already uses: that is the product. Homegrown builds stop at the demo.
With TagoIO Build
The product is the working system.
The map, the rule, and the dispatch your team uses ship finished. The demo stage is ours to get through, not yours.
Building it in-house
Saturday, you are the help desk.
When a unit goes quiet, the person who wired it is the only one who knows why. Your operation is still live. A folder of scripts is not a vendor.
With TagoIO Build
Saturday, you call a vendor.
A unit going quiet is a support ticket with a contract behind it, not a hunt for whoever wired it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TagoIO Build?
TagoIO Build is a service, not a platform. You bring the site problem; we take the scope, build the system, and hand it over working. You buy the working system for this job, not a seat to learn.
What does a fixed-price quote cover?
The quote is a closed price against a written scope: the data the system reads, the process it runs, and the action or screen your team uses. A website or mobile app for your users is priced as its own line.
Do I pick components or assemble anything?
No. You describe the job and we deliver the working system. Whether it runs on the TagoIO platform, uses TagoIO parts inside a custom build, or ships fully from scratch is our engineering call. The price is fixed either way.
What does support cover?
A separate annual contract, paid in full or monthly. Software uptime, bugs, and updates.
I already have a working TagoIO tenant. What then?
We do not rewrite it. The project is the new gap.
Where does the system run?
On TagoDeploy, on your cloud (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or another provider), or on-premise. The target is part of the written scope.
Next step
Get a fixed-price quote
Tell us what is failing on site. We come back with a written scope and a closed price.