The Intelligence Layer for Physical Operations
Inso AI connects your factories, buildings, and energy assets, from the edge to the cloud,
so your operations team can predict, prevent, and optimize before problems cost you.
About Inso
Inso AI is the edge-to-cloud intelligence platform built for the people who keep the physical world running. We connect the machines on your factory floor, the systems in your buildings, and the assets on your grid, turning raw sensor data into decisions that prevent failures, cut energy waste, and reduce emissions before they become major problems.
Unlike point solutions that solve for one site or one system, Inso AI compounds in value across every asset you operate, learning continuously from the full breadth of your physical infrastructure. We work with operations leaders who are done reacting and ready to lead.
How It Works
The Edge Gateway
Plug-and-play Inso IoT gateway hardware interfaces directly with smart BMS platforms, HVAC systems, electrical switchgear, and boilers to capture real-time equipment telemetry.
Real-Time Transit
Captured sensor telemetry is encrypted and streamed securely in real time via lightweight MQTT and HTTPS protocols, featuring robust local offline storage to guarantee zero data loss.
Azure Cloud Brain
Inso's intelligent cloud engine analyzes live data, automatically predicting critical asset failures, triggering preventive work orders, and updating your central CMMS dashboard.
Built for the Enterprise
Enterprise Security
SOC 2 Type II compliance readiness, end-to-end data encryption (AES-256 in transit and at rest), and an ISO 27001 aligned security posture to fully protect all of your critical operational data.
High Availability & Scale
Built on Microsoft Azure's global multi-region cloud, ensuring 99.9% high-availability uptime SLAs and active-active backup redundancy with complete mitigation of any single point of failure.
Seamless Integration
Direct integration with Microsoft Active Directory (SSO), automated Power BI analytics pipelines, and seamless native connections to your existing enterprise ERP platforms like SAP and Oracle.