Acquisition sources
Collect remote metering data through AMR, telemetry, and API ingestion pathways with a consistent structure for operations teams.
Remote metering and asset visibility
Simple meter data. Powerful operational control.
myAMR gives users clear access to remote gas metering data, site status, reports and asset information from one flexible platform.
An online historian for acquiring, storing, and analyzing metering asset data from daily archives to continuous communications.
It can be kept simple for daily meter readings, or expanded into a detailed asset management tool for operators who need more control.
Server Status
Connected assets
Online
Daily reads
99.2%
Sites online
124
Open actions
4
Next inspections
3
Site
Type
Volume
Status
NC13-001
EVC
12,840
OK
NC13-002
AMR
8,214
OK
NC13-003
FC
4,092
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Example API screenshot.
The platform
One platform for readings, reports and asset management.
myAMR is built around practical operational data. At its simplest, it can show remote meter readings, site status and historical trends in a clean interface.
For larger operators, it can go much further. Custom fields, integrated columns, equations, lookup-style logic and asset management information can be added to support more detailed workflows.
Online historian
Data acquisition and historian workflows built for metering assets.
myAMR combines remote meter data acquisition, historian storage, and operational analysis in one platform. It supports daily archived readings and continuous communications while linking each data stream to site and asset context.
Historian retention
Store daily archives and higher-frequency communications in an online historian model designed for traceability, trend analysis, and repeat reporting.
Query and analysis
Compare periods, investigate missing data, and export metering history for billing, engineering review, and audit-friendly reporting workflows.
Asset-linked context
Connect historian data to inspections, maintenance, references, and custom fields so each reading sits in the right operational context.
Two levels of use (and everything in between)
Simple for everyday users. Powerful for advanced operators.
For users who just need clear information.
A clean dashboard can show the important basics: site name, meter data, latest reading, communication status, graphs and simple reports.
- Daily readings
- Site status
- Simple charts
- Exportable reports
For operators who need more control.
The Desktop platform can be populated with integrated fields, custom columns, asset information, inspection dates and operator-specific workflows.
- Custom data columns
- Formula-based calculations
- Lookup-style data relationships
- Asset management fields
Platform views
The right level of detail for each user.
Simple users can see clear readings, site status and trends. Advanced operators can work with richer data, calculated columns, asset details and inspection workflows.
You choose the right level of information for each user, without forcing unnecessary complexity onto everyone.
Main dashboard
For the simple overview screen showing sites, latest readings and communication status.
Trends and readings
For historical readings, charts, daily data and consumption patterns.
Asset management
For asset lists, custom columns, inspection dates and operator-level information.
Multiple platforms: Desktop, Web, Mobile, each with the right level of information for each user.
Custom individual views for each user type.
Capabilities
More than a meter reading screen.
Remote data collection
Receive and present metering data from connected field devices and telemetry systems.
Custom columns
Add operator-specific fields for asset references, inspection dates, ownership or site notes.
Calculated values
Use equations and formula-based logic to create useful derived values or trigger decisions from existing data.
Lookup-style logic
Connect related information in a way similar to spreadsheet lookup workflows, but inside the platform.
Reports and exports
Support customer reporting, internal review and operational analysis with organised data outputs.
Asset management
Track useful asset information such as next inspection dates, maintenance schedules, internal notes and operator-level details.
Trend visibility
Review historical data, compare periods and identify unusual patterns or missing data.
Integration
API-based integration facilitates billing system connectivity and data exchange with other systems and AI applications.
Designed for real use
Built around the way metering data is actually handled.
Many businesses already manage operational information in spreadsheets because spreadsheets are flexible. myAMR keeps that flexibility, but places it inside a structured platform designed for remote metering, connected assets and repeatable reporting.
That means simple users can see only what they need, while advanced users can work with richer data structures, calculated information and asset-level detail.
Meter operators
Gas engineers
Industrial users
Facilities teams
Utility service providers
Why myAMR
Clear and Functional. Clean and Powerful.
myAMR is not limited to one fixed view of data. It can support straightforward remote reading screens, but also more detailed operator workflows where extra fields, calculations and asset information are required.
The aim is to give each user the right level of information without forcing unnecessary complexity onto everyone.
API integration with virtually any billing system or data platform allows myAMR to be part of a wider operational ecosystem, while still keeping the user experience simple and clear.
FAQ
Common questions about our online metering historian.
What is an online historian for metering assets?
An online historian is a structured way to acquire, store, and query metering asset data over time, from daily archives through to continuous communications.
How does myAMR collect data from remote metering assets?
myAMR supports remote data acquisition workflows using AMR and telemetry pathways, with API integration to connect data from external systems into a consistent operational model.
Can historian data be integrated with billing systems?
Yes. API-based integration allows metering historian data to be exchanged with billing systems and related operational platforms.
Can non-technical teams use the platform?
Yes. myAMR can be configured for simple daily reading views while also supporting deeper historian analysis for advanced operator teams.
How is historical data used for operations?
Teams use historical metering data to identify missing communications, compare usage periods, support reporting, and tie readings to inspection and maintenance workflows.
Get started
Want to see what myAMR can do with your data?
Speak to NC13 Industries about remote gas metering data, connected sites, asset views, integrations and reporting workflows.