
The essentials at a glance.
The dashboard brings status, alarms, maintenance and the map together in a personal overview, helping you find your next task.
The new Sensormanager connects your monitoring network with specialist analysis and field work. Explore the new interface, from groundwater contour maps to mobile maintenance.
Already in use with initial test customers. General availability will follow at a later date.

Actual views of the new interface with simulated example data. No customer data. Features and appearance may change before release. Screenshots show the German interface.
From day-to-day operations and specialist analysis to documentation, Sensormanager brings the tasks around your monitoring network together.
Dashboard, status monitor, map, maintenance and alarms lead from an overview to the task at hand. Time series reveal temporal relationships, while mobile maintenance supports field work.
Select a view to explore the operation of your monitoring network.
Explore mobile maintenance →
The dashboard brings status, alarms, maintenance and the map together in a personal overview, helping you find your next task.

The status monitor shows device condition, last transmission and the age of measurements. Issues and their causes help you prioritise the next steps.

Locate monitoring stations on the map and move from the overview to an individual station to explore their spatial context.

Review findings by urgency, prepare tours and navigate to a monitoring station. Maintenance is also optimised for mobile devices.

Review threshold violations alongside the measurement, rule and event status. The event overview helps you assess alarms and follow their handling.

Compare time series of different variables to reveal temporal relationships between rainfall, water levels and other measurements.
Optimised for mobile devices: field technicians can see which stations need attention while on the move. Prioritise findings, prepare visits and navigate directly to a station in a clear mobile view.

Tour distances and times are estimates; planning does not replace road routing.

Ten specialist modules complement operations. Open a topic for a brief explanation. Selected previews show the new interface in more detail.
Explore groundwater contours, reference dates and flow directions across the monitoring network.
View preview →Use modelling to examine the relationship between precipitation and runoff in a catchment.
Examine storage levels, retention capacity and releases together.
Put rainfall events into spatial and temporal context alongside the monitoring network.
Review water-level developments, reporting thresholds and events by area.
Analyse temperature and oxygen distribution across the depth of lakes and reservoirs.
View preview →Compare threshold-day counts, annual curves and monthly statistics.
View preview →Examine water-quality parameters together and identify changes over time.
Analyse water levels and their relationship to discharge.
Bring water abstractions together over time and calculate balances.
Preview of the current development stage. Available analyses depend on measurement data, configuration and activation of the relevant module.
Individual monitoring points become a spatial picture: groundwater contours connect points of equal hydraulic head on a selected date. Flow arrows illustrate the gradient derived from the interpolated surface.
The map interpolates between monitoring points. Its reliability depends on factors including station density, elevation reference and hydrogeological conditions.

How does this year compare with the previous one? The climate and weather module brings together threshold-day counts, annual curves and monthly statistics, including summer, hot and frost days.
Short measurement series describe weather patterns. Long-term climate conclusions require a suitably long and appropriate dataset.

The stratification module shows how measurements change with depth and time, for example in lakes and ponds.

Administration brings together stations, areas, users, data exchange, data review and reports, keeping the path from station metadata to analysis clear.
Stations · Areas · User management
Import · Exports · Data review
Reports · Module management
Eleven report types support different tasks. This preview shows how time series, statistics and station metadata come together in understandable reports. Reports can be saved as PDFs using the print view.


Would you like to see how the new interface fits your monitoring network? We can show you the current version and discuss your requirements and a potential transition.
Request a personal preview →Continue using your existing access until your transition has been agreed. Contact us to discuss the change and the availability of individual modules.
Contact the team →Manuals and downloads →