The network is never reliable
Field devices drop off cellular and satellite links daily. A fleet tool that assumes a stable connection assumes wrong.
§ Solutions · Edge & IoT
Update devices you'll never visit.
Gateways, sensors and field controllers on unreliable networks — kept current without a site visit, from one console.
A truck roll costs more than the device
When an update fails in the field, someone drives there. Every failed rollout has a fuel bill.
Bandwidth is metered
Re-downloading a full payload to thousands of devices on metered links turns updates into a line item.
Built for links that drop.
Agents keep running when the control plane is unreachable and reconnect on their own, with backoff. Delta transfer moves only the changed bytes of a package — not a full re-download — and you watch every device land the change, live, from the console.
syncronis · rollout — progress
A real capture of the running product. Live data, no mockups.
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The whole agent is ~13 MB, one static binary, zero dependencies — it runs alongside your workload
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Block-level delta transfer: only changed bytes move over the link
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Push over gRPC the moment you publish — no poll interval to wait out
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Certificate-expiry monitoring and offline alerts across the fleet
Every point above is a shipped capability, on every plan — see the full list.
Answers for the regulator, not just the fleet.
Rules like the EU Cyber Resilience Act ask device makers a simple question: can you update your devices in the field, and can you prove what runs where? With Syncronis the answer is the console you already use.
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Every device proves its identity with a per-machine certificate — no shared secrets
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Agent updates are signature-verified before they run
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What runs where: per-device package state and attributed update history
Stop driving to your devices.
Enrol a device with one command. Your first 5 machines are free, no card required.