NOC operations

Monitored. Resolved.
Dispatched.

Issues that are fixable get fixed remotely. Firmware upgrades, device restarts, configuration changes, threshold adjustments. Issues that require hands get dealt with: we dispatch technicians through our nationwide network. 24/7 availability without the 24/7 salaries.

“What impressed us most about Aravolta was their urgency and execution... deployed same day... worked around the clock until the job was done.”
Carl Noriega
Managing Partner, Freedom Data Centers
Coverage
24/7/365
Around the clock
On-site SLA
<4 hr
Nationwide US
No handoff
Same platform
The NOC uses your dashboards
Internal hires
Zero
We staff it
How it works

From data point to dispatch

Every step is tracked in the same platform you use.

  1. 01

    Monitor

    Aravolta watches every data point on your BMS, EPMS, and SCADA, with thresholds, anomaly detection, and trends.

  2. 02

    Triage

    Operators sort real problems from noise and decide who needs to know, and how fast.

  3. 03

    Fix remotely

    Most issues are fixed from a keyboard, through the platform, without sending anyone to site.

  4. 04

    Boots on the ground

    When it needs hands, we dispatch a technician from our nationwide network and track the job in the same platform.

The NOC at work

The queue our operators work from

Select an alert for its timeline and the escalation policy behind it, then acknowledge and resolve it yourself.

Live demo
Sample data. We set up your alert rules and escalation steps from your points list and on-call roster at onboarding.

Aravolta NOC / Alert board

3 sites · 412 assets watched · 4 open · live · 02:46:05

On shiftD. Kim · R. AlvarezLeadM. Osei
Open
41 critical
Acknowledged within SLA
10 / 11target 15 min
Resolved remotely this shift
8median 16m to resolve
Dispatched this shift
1on site in 1h 53m
Open4
Resolved this shift8

5 more resolved this shift

Same platform, no handoff

The NOC sees what you see

Most outsourced NOCs run their own tools. When they call you at 3 AM they are reading a different screen than you are, and half the call goes to working out which alarm they mean.

Our operators work in the same BMS, EPMS, and SCADA dashboards you use, on the same data. When they escalate, you open your login and see exactly what they are looking at.

  • Operators work in the same Aravolta platform you do
  • One alert record, with notes and history, on both screens
  • No 'let me check with the monitoring team' handoffs
  • Dispatch tickets name the equipment and the dashboard it sits on
  • You can watch triage from your own login as it happens
Monitor

Every alert rule, on every site

Aravolta polls every point on your BMS, EPMS, and SCADA. Threshold alarms, anomaly detection, and trend analysis run on all of it.

3
Alerting
1
Snoozed
214
Total
StateName
AlertingCRAH-03 supply air high
AlertingUPS-B output load high
AlertingG-1 fuel level low
Snoozed | 1h 40mHall 1 humidity high
OkPDU-3A not reporting

Sample data. Alert rules across three sites at 2:16 AM, two minutes after CRAH-03 fired.

The NOC runs on the full Aravolta monitoring stack. Every system in your facility, in one platform.

Triage and escalation

Someone reads every alarm first

An operator reads the alarm before it reaches you. A humidity sensor drifting 2% is not a UPS on battery, and the two get handled differently.

  • Each alert rule names who is notified, by email, SMS, or Slack.
  • If nobody acknowledges, escalation steps notify the next people after the delay you set, from one minute to 24 hours.
  • The alert email carries Acknowledge and Resolve, so whoever is on call can act from a phone.
Edit Alert Rule

Modify the alert rule configuration.

Escalation

If nobody acknowledges, notify the next people after a delay.

Then after
15 minutes
Email
Type an email and press Enter
oncall@example.comfacilities@example.com
SMS
Type a number and press Enter
+12025550142+12025550187
Add escalation

Sample data. The alert rule for CRAH-03 supply air, with the escalation step that brings in the facilities manager.

Fix remotely, or dispatch

Most issues close without a site visit

Firmware upgrades, device restarts, configuration changes, threshold adjustments: all of it from the platform. When it needs a person on site, we dispatch a technician. Nationwide US network, defined response SLAs, and the ticket stays in the same platform.

CRAH-03 supply air high#318In progressCorrectivePSAFrom alert
Asset
CRAH-03(CRAH)
Opened from
Alert incident #2041
Assigned to
On-call engineer
Started at 2:44 AM by On-call engineer
In progress for 14m

Sample data. The work order CRAH-03's alarm opened, while the on-call engineer is on site.

Fixed remotely

The software closes most issues without anyone touching a rack.

  • Firmware upgrades and patches
  • Device restarts and power cycles
  • Configuration and threshold changes
  • Alert tuning and noise reduction
  • Automated runbook execution
Dealt with on-site

When the work is physical, we send someone from our technician network.

  • Hardware swaps and replacements
  • Cabling and connectivity work
  • Visual inspections and audits
  • Emergency response and restoration
  • Commissioning and rack deployments

Monitoring and alerts are half the job. The other half is fixing the problem and closing the ticket. We do both.

Coverage levels

Three coverage levels

Start with after-hours coverage or hand us the whole site. Same platform underneath.

Remote NOC

Coverage after your own staff go home

  • 24/7 monitoring of your Aravolta dashboards
  • Alert triage and escalation
  • Incident write-ups and reports
  • Monthly ops reviews

For sites with their own on-site staff that need after-hours coverage.

Most common

Remote NOC + remote hands

Monitoring plus on-site dispatch

  • Everything in Remote NOC
  • On-site dispatch, opened and tracked by ticket
  • Response SLA under 4 hours, nationwide US
  • Cabling, hardware swaps, visual inspections

For sites with no facilities staff of their own.

Fully managed operations

We staff and run the site

  • Everything above
  • Dedicated on-site staff, full time or by shift
  • Project work: commissioning, deployments, migrations
  • Capacity planning and ops reporting

For new builds, remote or edge sites, and operators who would rather not hire.

Staffing

What a NOC of your own costs

Staffing a NOC 24/7 takes 4 to 5 dedicated operators at $80K to $150K each, plus monitoring tools, runbooks, training, and turnover. That is half a million dollars before you have monitored a single data point.

Aravolta supplies the software and the operations team on one contract. Most issues close remotely. When something needs hands, we dispatch a technician. Add a site and coverage scales up. Drop one and it scales down.

NOC coverageNationwide US
Hours
24/7/365. Nights and weekends included.
On site
Technicians in all 50 states. Typical on-site response is 4 hours for most locations.
Staffing
Two on-call techs for a small site, hundreds for a large project. Full time, by shift, or on demand. We staff the shifts, so you hire no one.
SLAs
Every dispatch is a ticket with tracked response and resolution times. The numbers come in a monthly report.
International
Coverage in select LATAM, APAC, and European markets. Ask us about your specific sites.

Cover the night shift without hiring for it

Software, monitoring, remote fixes, and dispatch from one vendor. Tell us about your site.

  • 24/7 coverage
  • Nationwide dispatch
  • Same platform