FormsGate is our new offering that provides a streamlined way to automate documenting site visits, supporting a wide array of variables and inputs from within our platform.  Users will also be able to change the settings of devices listed by our platform and ultimately digitize the site reporting process.

This will first and foremost help ensure all variables inputted by technicians line up with the information fields chosen for your remote equipment. FormsGate also significantly decreases the likelihood of data loss and eliminates the need for follow-up site visits to fix inaccuracies.

Lastly, there is a built-in approval process to ensure that only information checked and approved by a relevant manager can be uploaded into the system. As a bonus, instead of relying on third-party forms that will disappear after a certain period of time, the information is safely stored in perpetuity synced within our system. These forms can also be downloaded in PDF format if a client wants to save the information on their own servers.

“Galooli is excited to launch our tree planting challenge and highlight the importance of reducing greenhouse gasses,” said Ronen Barel, Galooli’s CEO. “Bringing attention to Earth Day is important and helping to plant trees and support reforestation is our way of saying thank you to the customers we serve.”

In 2021 Galooli served over 2,000 customers across thirty-five countries.  On average, Galooli’s software enabled these organizations to save up to 40% of operating costs of their energy assets, and at the same time reduce their annual carbon emissions by over 10%. 

Onetreeplanted.org has planted over 40 million trees in more than 43 countries across the globe since 2014.  The organization makes it easier for both individuals and businesses to give back to the environment, create a healthier climate, protect biodiversity, and help reforestation efforts.

Galooli specializes in the industrial Internet of things (IIoT), with a focus on remote management and predictive analytics for connected assets and energy sources. Its patented technology enables users from a variety of industries to increase cost savings and energy efficiency while reducing their carbon emissions and operating costs.

Our dashboards are divided into two distinct categories, each with its own purpose – Overview, and Performance. 

Overview Dashboards are designed to provide an overview of remote sites’ performance on a periodic basis and track their improvements.

Performance Dashboards are focused on actively tracking asset performance, detecting problematic sites and alerting stakeholders to issues including asset health and inefficient use.

With that out of the way, lets dive into our new and improved dashboards.

Introducing – The Galooli App. Our all-in-one mobile platform that offers a simple and easy-to-navigate overview of your remote assets from anywhere, any time. Instead of relying on multiple applications related to each asset or sector, our comprehensive mobile platform provides a centralized place to actively monitor all of your facilities and energy sources.

Many large B2B organizations track some part their carbon footprint for regulatory and more recently, sustainability purposes. It’s no surprise that one of the largest overhead costs of running telecom sites is energy. Moreover, up to 70% of energy is wasted through various machinery and devices running unnecessarily while the site is idle.

The same is often true with data centers, with inefficient HVAC operations frequently causing wasted energy and rising operating costs. However, this is not the only consequence of inefficient operations. The wasted energy also produces additional GHG. These byproducts damage the surrounding environment and cause short- and long-term damage on a level we oftentimes can’t even see.

Organizations today have set energy and sustainability targets to ensure they maximize their efficiency and stop wasting OPEX on unnecessary energy use. This also translates to reduced carbon emissions and an improved overall footprint. This still leaves the question of how you can track and display your remote assets’ performance?