The product

From the round to the response.

An operator records a reading on a tablet beside plant equipment.
LIMIS in field use, beside the equipment.

Operators record readings beside the equipment. LIMIS flags values outside the set range and brings readings, notes, and open items into the supervisor’s view.

01 / A closer look

One reading and its history

A recorded temperature, its operating range, and recent readings.

Actual LIMIS logsheet screen showing recorded process readings, operating ranges and trend charts.
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01

Read the value

Keep the reading and its unit together.

02

Check the range

Compare the reading with the configured operating limits.

03

See the pattern

Use recorded values to spot changes over time.

Built for the field

Choose how to record the round.

Keep the routine familiar. Choose touch, voice, or hands-free entry for the place where the work happens.

Touch and voice

Tablets

A tablet displaying a LIMIS logsheet.

Enter readings by touch or voice on a tablet beside the equipment.

Hands-free entry

RealWear headsets

A RealWear headset mounted on a hardhat.

RealWear headset mounted on a hardhat.

Speak readings into LIMIS with a RealWear headset and keep your hands free.

Explore field devices

Supervisor view

See readings, limits, and patterns together.

See which values recur, how they compare with the configured limits, and the latest reading.

LIMIS / The shared record
Actual LIMIS dashboard with reading distributions and a cooling tower pH gauge.
Dashboard readings and configured limits.View full screenshot

On the plant floor

A round, recorded in the field.

The existing field walkthrough shows an operator using LIMIS beside plant equipment. It connects the physical task with the reading recorded on the tablet.

The same place of work

Capture readings where the round already happens.

A record others can review

Bring the reading, time, and notes into a shared view for follow-up.

Your daily record

Which record needs better follow-up?

Show us the form your operators use, the readings they record, and what supervisors need to see.