Summary
ScaleWatcher by Dividia puts a camera record and a plate read behind every scale ticket. Command Cloud tickets flow straight into ScaleWatcher Cloud, where producers see each load with its images. Theft and error alerts flag problems as they happen, and they can track every truck from gate to gate.
About Dividia Technologies
For more than 20 years, Dividia has given Command Alkon producers a clear record of every load that crosses the scale. In that time, Dividia has installed more than 2,600 video surveillance systems in five countries, including over 1,000 ScaleWatcher systems for more than 200 producers. ScaleWatcher pairs high-resolution, day-and-night scale house cameras with license plate recognition (LPR). Each truck is tied to its ticket, and the ticket data is stamped onto the recorded video. Ticket-indexed images give producers proof of pickup without needing a signature, and producers can email those images to their customers.
As a Connected Partner, Dividia connects ScaleWatcher to Command Cloud through a certified cloud-to-cloud integration. Cloud Dispatch tickets arrive in ScaleWatcher Cloud, a web dashboard where each load appears with its scale images, ticket data, and plate read. Anti-theft alerts flag a load with no matching ticket, a weight mismatch between ticket and scale, or an overweight truck. Producers can also review gate and valve activity after hours. With Facility Tracker, entrance and exit cameras follow each truck through the plant, so producers can measure and reduce time on site.
The integration works with existing on-site Dividia systems and with Dividia’s cloud-connected devices. Current ScaleWatcher customers moving from Apex to Cloud Dispatch keep the system they rely on. Dividia handles the hardware, installation, and support. As both an integrator and a custom solutions developer, Dividia can build whatever a producer’s workflow needs.
