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EQUIPMENT MAKERS · PRODUCTS, DELIVERY AND ONGOING SERVICE

Add specialist software to your equipment and services

Integrate specialist analysis, site connectivity and applications into your equipment or existing platform. Give customers useful software that your team can integrate, deliver across installations and support.

YOUR FIRST STEP

Purchase software that becomes part of your equipment offer

Industrial Platform · Industrial foundation · New Be Water release in development
AI Workforce · New product in development

Discuss Industrial Platform and the applications required for an equipment family. Service teams can choose AI Workforce separately.

Start with the equipment family, customer capability, existing interfaces and intended shipment or service arrangement. We can identify the first integration, per-installation work, usage rights and support responsibilities.

For a first project, confirm the available product version, demonstration or evaluation materials, delivery scope, usage rights and timetable with us.

Integrate with the platform your customers use

Connect the selected calculation or application through agreed APIs or SDK interfaces, keeping your application or AI as the customer’s point of use. The website’s demonstration interface is illustrative; it does not prescribe your customer interface or branding.

Your development team supplies the customer-interface requirements, equipment mappings and test records. Agree with Be Water and any method providers how inputs, outputs, exceptions and professional review are handled. Test the complete path in your platform and retain the accepted integration materials. Brand presentation, distribution and permitted reuse follow the selected integration agreement.

Deliver software and applications with your equipment

An equipment-family package can combine reusable software and professional methods with installation-specific settings. Agree the supported equipment, firmware and interface versions, selected runtime, integration materials and acceptance checks for the first package.

  1. 01

    Adapt and check the first package

    The equipment team provides equipment definitions, controller and interface details, operating limits and test records. The agreed product, implementation and specialist teams configure the selected software and methods, then test the prototype and first installation against the agreed criteria.

  2. 02

    Implement at each installation

    Qualified implementation teams reuse the accepted procedure and configure the actual site. Check connections, firmware, calibration, permissions and site settings; the equipment maker, customer or partner undertakes the site work assigned to it.

  3. 03

    Define ongoing support

    Be Water supports the software it supplies. The implementation provider handles installation configuration, while the named professional provider maintains method applicability and versions. Agree the update and support period, including security updates and how vulnerabilities are handled. Define compatibility checks, recovery, distribution rights and escalation for installed equipment.

Equipment control, protection and operating authority remain with the designated systems and people. Customers can use results in your equipment interface through the agreed integration; no conversational agent is required.

Work together on a customer project

An equipment sale may depend on the performance of a wider system. We can combine the relevant products and professional methods with your equipment and delivery teams, so site requirements, customer outcomes and each party’s responsibility are addressed together.

Explore the illustrated workflow

How customer improvements benefit your business

Customers may gain better operating performance, easier maintenance or access to expertise. For the equipment business, the opportunity may be a stronger offer, less repeated integration work or a continuing service customers value.

Evaluate the outcome with your existing product and service model. Customer savings do not automatically become supplier revenue, and a new application should justify its full integration and support cost.

Business outcomeHow to assess it
Product offering and ordersMeet a real customer requirement or improve delivery and adoption at equivalent quality, constraints and responsibility, comparing total effort.
Delivery effortDo comparable orders require less development, commissioning and rework, including integration, review and support?
Continuing serviceDoes it reduce service costs you bear or support a new service customers will buy?

Industrial methods and integration experience

Team members’ historical industrial projects and platform demonstrations include industrial-object modeling, specialist calculations, SDK and interface work, and site applications. These are technical foundations, distinct from the Be Water products still to be launched.

Prepare your team to maintain the next installation

Keep equipment definitions, interface contracts, method versions and acceptance samples with the supported configuration. Agree what developers may extend, what installation teams may configure, and when a product defect, changed interface or method-applicability question goes to its responsible provider.

Use the existing customer interface and suitable site systems. Connect service preparation and follow-up to the agreed work-order record. Define what the equipment maker, customer and service provider may each see; cross-site analysis uses only data authorized for that purpose.

Support equipment across shipments and versions

Ongoing terms define the period and scope of software use, updates and support for installed equipment. Reusable configuration and acceptance samples give later installations a common starting point. Product issues, site configuration changes and new method requirements follow their respective support routes.

Agree fees for the first software and application scope, equipment-family adaptation, integration, checks and handover. Identify the work and charges for each installation separately from ongoing runtime, software updates and product or method support. Distribution, branding, covered equipment and sites, and support periods are set for the chosen arrangement. New families, interfaces or site services require additional scope; AI Workforce for the service team is optional.

Bring a product requirement or a service task

Tell us what your customers need, what your equipment and platforms already do, and which part you want to improve. We can discuss a component, a digital package or joint delivery.

Explore the data and calculation mechanism
Interactive work example · simulated records

Map equipment fields once, enable an operating application site by site

Simulated workflow: recommend, then approve. The operating mode is configured for the task.

0:39 / 0:39
Be Water OPSOne storage equipment model · site permissions
Decision and resultExample review result
2 sites enabled · 1 awaiting permission

First align units and charge/discharge direction, then obtain each site’s permission. A and B enable the status and event application; C remains pending. Data and permissions stay separate.

Battery charge level and operating state

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Battery charge level and operating state55657514:0014:1514:25

This example: negative = charging; zero = idle; positive = discharging.

Current equipment state · example
Discharging · 66% · 40 kW · No alarm
Example recordsMatched referenceAfter review
Calculated output620 ÷ 10 = 62% · −80,000 W ÷ 1,000 = −80 kW

Define units and power-sign convention; retain raw fields

Read-only application; authorize and validate each site separately

AI work in this example3 / 3

Check units, ranges and event meaningsSix samples; check units, ranges and event codes✓

Replay charging, idle and dischargingReplay charging → idle → discharge; no control commands✓

Prepare activation settings for each siteReuse model mapping; prepare separate configurations for sites A/B/C✓

Human + AI taskSimulated review complete

Add charge/discharge status and event tracking to equipment

Why choose this response
Build a separate application per site

Use for equipment or tasks requiring custom adaptation

Reuse mapping and application for this model

Enable after per-site authorization and validation

Human reviewEquipment engineer + authorized site lead

AI drafts; the authorized reviewer confirms before action.

Work order

Enable charge/discharge and event tracking; A/B can view equipment history, C awaits permission

Example feedback recorded
Follow-up records2 sites enabled · 1 awaiting permission

A/B reuse the same field mapping while keeping separate data and permissions. C remains pending permission. Replay the same sample set when evaluating later versions.

Reuse the mapping; manage permission and operation per site0:39

Space plays/pauses; arrow keys seek.

Read all records, calculations and review notes

Convert equipment fields into application inputs with explicit units and meaning, then replay raw samples. The engineer confirms the mapping; each site authorizes and validates separately. The application is reusable while customer data and operating permission remain separate.

TimeCharge readingPower WAlarm code
14:00620−800000
14:05650−600000
14:10670−400000
14:15680−200000
14:2068000
14:25660400000

Decision and result

620 ÷ 10 = 62% · −80,000 W ÷ 1,000 = −80 kW

Define units and power-sign convention; retain raw fields

Read-only application; authorize and validate each site separately

Follow-up records

A/B reuse the same field mapping while keeping separate data and permissions. C remains pending permission. Replay the same sample set when evaluating later versions.

Reuse the mapping; manage permission and operation per site