A customer portal under your brand.
Live the day you turn it on.
Each customer signs in at your domain and sees all of their modular and edge sites on one dashboard: live status, power, alerts, and open service requests. It comes ready-made with Aravolta, so you can charge for access from day one.
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What the portal includes
Status, power, alerts, requests, and capacity for every site a customer runs, with your brand on every screen. Each customer sees only their own sites.
Multi-site monitoring
- Every edge site on one dashboard
- Live status and health per site
- Map view of every deployment
- Drill down to a single module
Power and environmental
- Power draw, live and logged
- Temperature and humidity monitoring
- UPS and generator status
- Historical trends
Alerts and notifications
- Alert thresholds set per site
- Email, SMS, and webhook notifications
- Escalation rules
- Acknowledge and track each alert
Service requests
- Open maintenance requests from the portal
- Schedule on-site visits
- Track request status and history
- Attach photos and documentation
Capacity and utilization
- Track compute, power, and network capacity
- Utilization trends and forecasting
- Plan the next expansion
- Buy capacity when the trend calls for it
White-label branding
- Your logo and colors
- Your brand on every screen
- Your own domain
- Multi-tenant architecture
Portal access as a paid service
Sell portal access as a managed service. Customers pay for 24/7 visibility into their edge sites, month after month.
Price it your way. At $500 to $2,000 a month per customer, 50 customers add up to $25K to $100K a month of high-margin recurring revenue. Self-service portals also cut support tickets by 60 to 80 percent.
- Revenue
- Charge each customer a monthly fee for portal access, as a managed service.
- Support
- Customers check the portal instead of calling your NOC.
- Retention
- Once a customer runs their sites from your portal, switching providers means losing it. They are far less likely to churn.
- Bids
- Most modular providers offer basic monitoring at best. A full customer portal separates your bid and supports a higher price.
Where operators use it
Customers with many sites, remote sites, or no data center staff of their own.
Enterprise edge sites
50 to 200 locations
Retail chains, bank branches, and manufacturers.
Each customer gets one view of every location they run: status, alerts, and trends.
Edge computingTelecom edge and 5G MEC
Hundreds of unstaffed sites
Mobile operators putting compute at cell towers.
The portal shows performance, capacity, and room conditions from headquarters.
Temporary and event deployments
Portable data centers
Film productions, festivals, and disaster relief crews.
The customer gets a portal on day one and does not need an IT team to read it.
Portable data centersConstruction and mining sites
Remote industrial sites
Site managers without any data center background.
Live in days
A custom portal build runs 6 to 12 months and $100K or more. Aravolta's portal is already built.
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Pre-built and tested
There is no development on your side.
portal.yourbrand.com · ready
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Syncs with the DCIM automatically
Live data from the equipment already on the platform.
Sites and readings · synced
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Onboard each customer
Customer onboarding in minutes: a new customer account takes a few clicks.
Customer 14 · account created
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Bill from day one
Turn portal access on as a paid service the day it goes live.
Portal access · on
More on modular and edge
Give customers the portal, and charge for it
The portal comes ready-made with Aravolta. Offer it to your modular data center customers as self-service, priced as a managed service.