Poultry farm monitoring app and dashboard
The Henlytics dashboard shows every house on the farm on one screen, with live readings, the history behind them and alerts pushed to the phone of everyone on the farm account. It is built around one job: making sure a problem in a house at night reaches a person who can act on it.
- Web dashboard and phone app
- Several houses and sites per account
- Excel export of every reading
What reaches your phone
- A reading above or below its limit
- A sensor that is disconnected or shorted
- A controller that stops reporting
- A controller battery running low
- The same reading returning to normal
An alert is only useful if someone answers it
A single notification at 2 a.m. is easy to sleep through. The alert system is built so that the problem keeps asking until a person has seen it.
Alerts repeat until someone acknowledges them
An open alert is sent again at a regular interval until anyone on the farm account marks it as read.
When the reading comes back inside its limits, a second notice says so, and the team knows the house has recovered without anyone driving out to check.
A broken sensor never shows up as a good reading
When a sensor is disconnected or its cable is shorted, the dashboard shows a sensor fault on that port rather than a number.
Chewed cables and loose connectors are part of life in a poultry house, and a fault you can see is one you can fix before the reading is needed.
Silence from a house is treated as a problem
If a controller stops reporting, or its battery runs low, the dashboard raises its own alert about the controller.
Quiet hours for people, never for critical sensors
Each person sets their own quiet hours and mutes the alert types they do not need, while sensors marked as critical still get through at any hour.
The farm manager can mark the ammonia detector and the fan current sensors as critical and let the rest wait until morning.
Limits belong to each sensor
Every sensor has its own high and low limit, so a brooding house and a finishing house do not share one setting.
The record of the flock stays with the farm
Every reading is kept with its history and can be exported to Excel for a vet, an integrator or an audit.
Setting up a farm
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Add the houses
Each house gets its controller and sensors on the dashboard, grouped by site if the farm has more than one.
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Add the people
Everyone who should hear about a problem is added to the farm account and installs the app on their phone.
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Set the limits
Set high and low limits for each sensor and mark the critical ones. Change them at any time as the flock grows.
More on reading a house
Questions farmers ask
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. The Henlytics app on the phone receives the alerts and shows every house, and the same account works in a web browser for the full dashboard.
Can several people on the farm get the alerts?
Yes. Everyone added to the farm account receives alerts on their phone. The first person to acknowledge an alert stops the repeats for everyone.
Can I see several farms or sites in one account?
Yes. Houses are grouped by site, and one account can hold several sites, so an owner or a manager sees all of them on one screen.
Can I get the data out?
Yes. Readings can be exported to Excel for any period, so the record can go to a vet, an integrator or an auditor in the format they already use.
What happens to alerts at night?
Each person can set quiet hours and mute alert types they do not need. Sensors marked as critical, such as ammonia or fan current, still get through during quiet hours.
See your houses the way the night shift should
Tell us how many houses and sites you run and who on the farm should get the alerts. We will come back with a setup and a quote.