Integrate
Connect what already exists.
Most operational data already lives somewhere - a Building Management System, a SCADA feed, a historian, an IoT platform or even a legacy spreadsheet. Re-collecting it by hand defeats the purpose.
AsTrack Integrate connects those existing sources so their data flows into the same asset record automatically. No new sensors. No rip-and-replace. Just one continuous history for every asset, regardless of where the reading originated.
Connect. Map. Unify.
Sources
Three ways to bring data in.
BMS & SCADA
Building Management Systems and SCADA already log temperature, pressure, flow and energy readings. AsTrack ingests them on schedule and resolves each to the right asset.
APIs
Push or pull readings through the AsTrack REST API. Webhooks, scheduled pulls or event-driven pushes - whichever your system supports.
Existing databases
Historians, IoT platforms, spreadsheets and legacy stores can be mapped into AsTrack's asset model without replacing them.
How it works
From source to record in four steps.
Connect
Point AsTrack at your BMS, SCADA, API or database. No rip-and-replace.
Map
Match each incoming data stream to an AsTrack asset ID. One-time setup per source.
Unify
Integrated readings land in the same asset timeline alongside Scan and Automate data.
Report
Assurance, trends and board reporting from one verified source.
The convergence
Every source resolves to the same asset.
BMS, SCADA, APIs and legacy databases each arrive in their own format. AsTrack normalises them into one asset timeline - alongside manual scans and automated readings.
Why it matters
One record. One history. One report.
One record
Every source resolves to the same asset, regardless of how the reading arrived - scan, sensor or system.
One history
Manual today. Automated tomorrow. Integrated later. The timeline never breaks.
One report
Assurance and reporting from a single source of truth - not five exports stitched together.
Connect your systems to AsTrack.
Bring BMS, SCADA, APIs and existing databases into one continuous asset history.