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PlatformAI monitoring

Monitoring that explains itself.

Thresholds tell you something is wrong. Alpha AI tells you what, why, how sure it is, and what to do about it — for every inverter, string and battery rack in the fleet.

01 · Detect

Catch the slow faults thresholds miss.

Each string, inverter and rack gets its own model of normal, built from its history, weather and neighbours. A 6% drift shows up on day two, not in the quarterly report.

Phoenix B · east blocks

MWh per day · 14 days
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MeasuredExpected
Alpha AI · Anomaly74% confidence

East blocks are drifting 6.2% below expected. Likely soiling.

The west blocks hold to expectation, so this is not the inverters or the grid.

  • East strings −7.8% vs west at equal irradiance14 days
  • No rain for 41 daysweather
  • Gap closed after each past cleaning4 of 4
02 · Diagnose

Every alarm arrives with its cause.

Alpha AI correlates the alarm with neighbouring assets, grid data, weather and past events, then states the likely cause with a confidence score and the evidence behind it. Your crew decides; the AI does the reading.

alarmPHOENIX C · INV-0307:42:15

Inverter INV-03 stopped exporting

1.1 MWp offline. Grid fault code 0x2E.

Alpha AI · Root cause87% confidence

Grid undervoltage on feeder 12, not an inverter fault.

No truck roll needed. It will reconnect once voltage holds for five minutes.

  • Feeder voltage fell to 0.91 pu07:41:58
  • INV-01, 02 and 04 logged the same dip3 of 6
  • 12 similar events on this feeder since Marchhistory
03 · Forecast

Know tomorrow's yield today.

Site-level forecasts for the next 48 hours from weather models, satellite irradiance and each site's own behaviour. Storage schedules and grid nominations start from the same numbers.

Fleet forecast

MWh per hour · next 24h
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04 · Ask

Ask your fleet a question in plain language.

Alpha AI answers from your own data and shows its working. Try one:

Alpha AI · Answer82% confidence

Which sites lost the most energy last month, and why?

Phoenix C and Orlando East account for 61% of lost energy.

Phoenix C lost 38 MWh to repeated grid undervoltage trips; Orlando East lost 29 MWh during a three-day logger outage that hid a failed combiner fuse.

  • Phoenix C · 9 trips on feeder 1238.2 MWh
  • Orlando East · logger offline Aug 11–1429.0 MWh
  • Next largest: Tucson A soiling11.4 MWh
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Reads what you already have.

Inverters, loggers, meters, weather stations, BMS and EMS. Read-only by default: Alpha never changes a setpoint without a person approving it.

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