Pumps, irrigation & water
Route low-pressure, pump fault or controller messages to the local operator, then to the next contact if needed. Track individual pump IDs within a shared monitor.
Where Pinga fits
From the pump shed
to the production floor.
Make the next call-out smarter.
If a device or its monitoring system can send email, SMS or a webhook, there’s a way to bring its messages into Pinga.
Connect your first monitor ↗Out in the field. Across the factory.
Real equipment.
Real reasons to respond.
A stopped pump. A frost warning. A production fault. Give every important message a clear next step.
01 / WATER & IRRIGATION
Keep the water moving.
Escalate pump trips, pressure faults and controller alerts to the people who can investigate.
Irrigation & pump alarms ↗ 02 / GROWERS & HORTICULTUREA frost warning needs a response.
Add acknowledgement, calls and escalation to alerts from your existing frost-monitoring equipment.
Enhance your frost alarms ↗ 03 / INDUSTRY & MANUFACTURINGGet the right person onto it.
Turn PLC, refrigeration and plant messages into organised maintenance call-outs.
Industrial alarm response ↗
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Equipment & operations
When something on site
needs someone’s attention.
Add an organised notification process to the equipment messages you already receive.
Refrigeration & facilities
Send temperature or equipment-fault messages to the person on duty. Use minimum fault durations and appropriate notification limits to manage transient alerts.
Machinery & connected equipment
Give tractors, generators and other connected machinery a consistent notification process when their controller or telematics system can send supported messages.
PLCs & industrial systems
Keep your existing control and safety systems. Use their email, SMS or webhook outputs to add contact sequences, acknowledgements and a shared notification history.
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IT & business systems
Help the right person
pick up the exception.
Bring system notifications into the same response workflow, with different rules for different issues.
Servers & connectivity
Distinguish NDD01 going offline from NDD02 going offline. Record each device’s faults and recoveries without clearing the wrong alarm.
Backups & scheduled jobs
Separate a backup failure from a connectivity fault on the same asset. Route each issue through the monitor and notification settings that suit it.
Business-system exceptions
Turn meaningful job-failure or process-exception messages into an accountable response, using a monitor with clear instructions about what needs attention.
Expected check-ins
Use monitor-level heartbeat checks for systems expected to report regularly. Configure the reporting interval and the people to contact if it is missed.
Check the fit
Start with the message
you already have.
Pick one useful alarm, identify how it can be sent, and decide who should respond first.
- Email from the equipment or an existing monitoring tool
- SMS to Pinga’s shared number from a verified equipment number, or an optional dedicated number
- A supported HTTP request to the monitor’s secure webhook URL
- A contact sequence and a clear acknowledgement process
Pinga doesn’t connect directly to every PLC, vehicle or sensor protocol. Some systems will need an existing gateway or integration to send a supported message.
Discuss your setup ↗Bring some order to the alarm.
A response plan for your equipment.
A check-in plan for your people.
Get started with Pinga ↗Talk through your setup ↗
Start with equipment alarms, Working Alone or both.