Enterprise IoT platform for distributed equipment and infrastructure

You launch a complete ecosystem — not a toolkit

UMEC Space is a ready-to-deploy IoT platform for companies that operate equipment across multiple locations, facilities, buildings, or customer sites.

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200 000+

devices is monitoring by UMEC system

10 years

experience in IoT software & hardware

50 000+

active users of our platform

It delivers a complete white-label IoT platform where the architecture is already built, while brand ownership, customer ownership, data ownership, and strategic control remain yours.

You avoid vendor lock-in without having to build everything yourself.

UMEC Space takes a different position.

Conventional IoT platforms offer modules and configuration tools, but still require significant work to turn them into a market-ready system.

OEM cloud ecosystems offer a faster start, but create dependency. Your customer experience, service logic, and often your long-term strategic control remain tied to an external vendor.

Hyperscalers provide powerful cloud infrastructure, but not a finished IoT product. This means long development cycles, high engineering costs, and the need for a strong in-house team.

Building an IoT product or infrastructure platform usually forces companies into one of three difficult paths.

Why UMEC Space

Your brand, your customer relationship, your data

White-Label means strategic control

SaaS and On-Premise — Same Platform Logic

Deployment

Event–condition – action automation layer

Automation without reprogramming

Organize by location, region, building. Inventory becomes operational governance

Device management as operational governance

SCADA-style diagrams + Analytical dashboards

Visibility for engineers and decision-makers

Multi-tenant architecture, hierarchical role-based access. What works for 100 devices works for 100,000.

Built for distributed infrastructure

The platform is built on a multi-tenant architecture with an integrated MQTT communication model and hierarchical role-based access control. This allows manufacturers, service partners, dealers, operators, and end clients to work within one ecosystem while maintaining clear logical separation and permissions

The architecture does not need to be redesigned as the fleet grows.
What works for 100 devices works for 100,000.

UMEC Space is designed for businesses where equipment is not concentrated in a single building or a single technical system, but spread across multiple sites, customers, regions, and operational layers.

Built for distributed infrastructure

Fetail and restaurant chains, visibility across all locations

Real estate operators, a unified interface for building infrastructure

Service companies, centralized control over large installed bases

Telecom and infrastructure operators, scalable fleet-level device governance

Manufacturers, this means structured product ecosystems and after-sales service models

This matters at every level:

Devices can be organized by location, region, building, model, ownership, service responsibility, customer, or operational group. This turns a scattered installed base into a structured digital infrastructure that can be monitored, managed, and scaled.

Inventory is not just tracking.
It becomes operational governance.

In many systems, device management means little more than a list of connected endpoints. In UMEC Space, device management becomes a business tool.

Device management as operational governance

Service teams reduce manual coordination and improve response time

Operators gain a structured view of assets across distributed environments

Technical teams gain centralized monitoring and configuration control

Executives gain transparency across operations

At the management level, dashboards and analytical views provide aggregated metrics, trends, KPIs, and operational overviews across sites, regions, and device groups.

At the technical level, SCADA-style diagrams and floor plans give engineers and operational teams spatial and system-level visibility. They can understand equipment relationships, monitor states, and work with technical infrastructure in real time.

This eliminates the need to split technical monitoring and executive reporting across separate systems.
One platform serves both engineering operations and business management.

UMEC Space combines two complementary visibility layers within a single platform

Visibility for engineers and decision-makers

For the business, this means:

Notifications, operational scenarios, threshold-based reactions, and service workflows can be adapted as the system evolves. What would normally require on-site engineering becomes a software-level decision.

This allows operational logic to be configured at the platform level without rewriting PLC logic or modifying field controllers every time business rules change.

Event–condition – action automation layer

UMEC Space includes a built-in event–condition–action automation layer.

Automation without reprogramming field equipment

More consistent processes across distributed assets

Lower support overhead

Shorter decision loops

Faster operational changes

UMEC Space can be deployed under your own brand, including the platform interface and mobile application. This ensures that your customers interact with your ecosystem, not with a third-party cloud provider.

For OEMs and infrastructure operators, this is not just branding.
It is control over the digital layer of the business.

For many manufacturers and operators, white-label is not a cosmetic preference. It is a strategic requirement.

White-label means strategic control

Your data remains yours

Your service logic remains yours

Your customer relationship remains yours

Your brand remains yours

On-Premise supports organizations that require internal deployment, stronger data isolation, or compliance-driven control over infrastructure

SaaS allows rapid launch with minimal infrastructure overhead and centralized platform management

Importantly, both deployment models are built on the same architectural foundation.
There is no separate “limited” version and no compromise in functionality or scalability.

UMEC Space is available in both SaaS and On-Premise deployment models

SaaS and on-premise - same platform logic

UMEC Space is built on one core platform architecture, but it can be applied across very different industries and operational models.

One platform — multiple industry applications

Commercial real estate

UMEC Space connects engineering infrastructure into a centralized monitoring and visualization environment, allowing facility teams to track operating parameters, view floor plans and technical schemes, and respond faster to incidents across individual buildings or entire property portfolios.

Commercial buildings depend on multiple technical systems working reliably at all times.

Service companies

UMEC Space helps service teams monitor installed equipment remotely, detect anomalies earlier, reduce unnecessary site visits, and manage device fleets through a centralized operational system. Dashboards, alerts, and structured inventory improve response time and make service operations more proactive.

Service organizations often support equipment distributed across hundreds or thousands of customer sites.

Telecom & infrastructure operators

UMEC Space provides structured device management, telemetry monitoring, and operational visibility at fleet scale. It helps operators maintain control over large infrastructures without relying on fragmented monitoring tools or disconnected point solutions.

Telecom and infrastructure operators manage large fleets of distributed technical assets across geographically dispersed sites.

Retail & HoReCa chains

UMEC Space provides centralized monitoring of refrigeration, HVAC, kitchen equipment, and site infrastructure. Operations teams gain visibility across all locations and can react quickly to issues before they lead to losses, downtime, or service disruption.

Retail and restaurant chains rely on engineering systems and commercial equipment operating continuously across many locations.

Equipment manufacturers

UMEC Space allows manufacturers to build connected ecosystems around equipment without developing a full IoT platform internally. Devices installed in the field send telemetry to the platform, allowing manufacturers and service partners to monitor performance, support customers, and build recurring digital services around physical products.

Manufacturers increasingly need digital services around their products: remote monitoring, diagnostics, branded mobile applications, customer portals, and service visibility.

UMEC Space provides a structured digital layer for distributed infrastructure. It helps organizations:

What UMEC Space delivers

Scale from pilot deployments to enterprise infrastructure

Unify monitoring, visualization, and automation in one system

Retain full brand and data ownership

Manage distributed fleets through a structured operational model

Reduce dependency on external ecosystem vendors

Minimize the need for a large in-house IoT team

Launch faster without building an IoT platform from scratch

It is a complete IoT platform for building branded, scalable, and operationally manageable digital ecosystems around distributed equipment and infrastructure.

It is not just a dashboard layer. It is not a toolkit that leaves the real work to your internal team.

UMEC Space is not a cloud add-on

Flexible integration with external systems (CRM, PMS, ERP) and equipment from various manufacturers

Savings on developer staff and maintenance

All-inclusive: from hardware to cloud

Custom application and customer interface tailored to your needs

Experience in manufacturing both mass-produced and custom electronics

Own IoT platform (server, API, application, dashboards, security)

Manufacturing under your brand

Rapid scalability