Irys helps compost sites gain ongoing visibility across internal pile conditions, fenceline risk, and onsite weather without asking operators to stitch together multiple tools on their own. We structure the offering as a managed service with deployment, connectivity, dashboards, alerts, and reporting.
The homepage should sell the value of the service: clearer site awareness, faster response, and better documentation without turning your operation into a technology project.
See internal conditions, perimeter events, and changing weather in one place so decisions are not made from partial information.
Support weekly review, management updates, and event lookback with organized data instead of scattered notes and screenshots.
The model is built around normal field activity, including staff repositioning in-pile sensors as needed during routine work.
Continuous readings from selected windrows, piles, or bays.
Perimeter awareness where odor response and neighboring uses matter.
Wind and local conditions that explain what is happening across the site.
Configured views, alerts, and recurring review support for operators and managers.
The homepage stays focused on outcomes and scope. Detailed system composition and equipment architecture live on the Platform page.
Irys structures the site, configures monitoring zones, commissions connectivity, and prepares the dashboard for operations.
Your service includes dashboard access, configured views, alert logic, and the operating layer needed for ongoing review.
Recurring reports and organized data help supervisors and managers review site conditions over time with better context.
Irys identifies target zones, perimeter coverage points, weather station placement, and reporting requirements.
Irys deploys and configures the monitoring platform, commissions the gateway, and organizes the dashboard around site operations.
Irys maintains connectivity, supports alert thresholds, and keeps the platform ready for daily operations and management review.
Coverage can be expanded by zone, perimeter location, or reporting level as operational requirements evolve.
This structure is easier to budget than a large one-time equipment purchase and aligns with ongoing operational support.
