Everything Azimuth does, on one page.

Everything that needs you first. Acknowledge, snooze or open a ticket in one click, then see every customer, risk and job.

The real 3D globe of your sites and vessels, live on the first screen. Point at one to see its status; click to open it.

One number per customer from what is up and what is wrong right now, with a 7-day trend.

Planned power cuts, strong wind and heat at your sites, before they become outages.

Sites down, degraded and up, alerts, agents and tickets as six rings you can read from across the room.

The tickets closest to their deadline, counting down.

A dark, big-number NOC wall for any TV. Read-only, from a link you can revoke.

Technicians get their day, alerts and tickets with buttons sized for thumbs.

Drag, resize, hide and add widgets. Your layout follows you to any PC.

Invite a company and its owner is walked through agreement, details, alerts, team, first site and first equipment in minutes.

Screen, Telegram, e-mail and push, by severity, with acknowledge, snooze and reminders.

Critical alerts nobody has acknowledged are sent again every 30 minutes, or as often as you choose.

Something that keeps dropping and coming back sends one message, not a storm, and closes itself once stable.

Planned work never fires an alert or dents the uptime figure.

Devices, clients and status come straight from the controller. No cloud account and nothing extra to install at the site.

When a controller goes quiet, Azimuth tells you whether the site is down, the controller software has stopped, or its login was refused.

Devices whose controller stopped reporting turn grey and stale. They never keep showing their last green.

Gateway throughput, client count, CPU and memory for every site.

Every model with its firmware versions. Mixed versions are flagged and every upgrade is recorded.

Devices a controller stops listing are kept, flagged and not billed. You retire them with one button when you decide.

Switches, access points, CCTV, UPS and the rest each get their own tab, problems first.

UPS on battery, power back, and planned power cuts at your sites, before the site goes dark.

Enrol a machine with a code. Outbound only, nothing to open on the firewall.

CPU, memory, disks, temperatures, SMART for every drive, RAID and ZFS pool health.

Defender, firewall, BitLocker, pending updates with their titles, reboot pending and the signed-in user.

Reboot, run approved scripts, install Windows updates, wake a machine on LAN. Each action is confirmed and logged.

Self-hosted remote desktop installed by the agent in one click. Every session is logged.

Agents update themselves and roll back automatically if the new version fails to report.

Each agent also watches equipment on its own network: printers, cameras, switches.

Users click Request support in the tray and a service call is opened with their machine attached.

Agents already watch equipment on their own network, so desk phones and phone systems can be checked for reachability now.

The phone system itself as a monitored device, with its own status and alerts.

Every desk phone listed with its status, next to the switch port it hangs off.

Checked continuously, with a 30-day uptime figure and an hourly bar for the last day.

Warnings well before a certificate runs out, not after visitors start seeing errors.

Confirms the page still contains what it should, so a blank page or an error page doesn't count as up.

Registration expiry, DNS resolution and mail records checked every day.

Paste the address. Azimuth fills in the checks.

Updates, Defender and firewall turned into one score for each customer.

Every application on every machine, from the agent's inventory.

Install pending updates remotely, confirmed and logged.

Defender and firewall state for every Windows machine.

Paid business software such as Microsoft 365 or design tools, with renewals and expiry dates in one place.

Each site connects over WireGuard. No open ports, works behind CGNAT and Starlink, and customer networks keep their addresses.

Latency, loss and jitter for every link, with a degraded state before anything goes down.

Site-to-site VPNs on Omada controllers are listed with state, peer and traffic, with no agent at either end.

When a main link fails and its backup takes over, you get a warning, not a midnight critical.

Live lines between your sites in green, amber or red, with the figures on hover.

Make, model, serial, domain membership and addresses for every machine.

Ctrl+K finds any customer, site, device by name, address, MAC or serial, or ticket number.

Equipment leaves the list and billing with its history kept, comes back with one click, or is deleted for good by an admin.

Azimuth never removes equipment by itself. Only a person pressing Retire does.

How each company's or ship's network is laid out: what plugs into what.

Every dish, on ship or shore, with its latency and uptime.

The same agent that watches office servers watches the bridge PCs, servers and network on board.

Loss, latency and jitter on every ship's link back to shore, with a warning when it fails over to backup.

Ships alongside your shore sites on the same globe, with status on hover.

Each vessel reports its own position through the onboard agent.

Ship positions from free AIS sources, including a receiver at our Athens office.

Plug it into the site network and it watches everything on that network, on land or at sea.

Connects to Azimuth over its own encrypted tunnel. Nothing to open on the firewall.

One uniform product for offices, shops, factories and ships.