Assets are placed in asset-groups and location-groups, operational data is processed and made available in a hierarchical manner.

Rich graphs are used to display performance over time, either of asset-groups or of individual assets. There are multiple ways to browse through time and select certain periods.

Once picked-up, data stays available on the iPad for offline use, multiple years of data are stored. IMBU is designed to work with low-bandwith gprs connections.

Transmitters are build for harsh field-conditions and will transmit data when a network is available. If there is no network available data will be stored in onboard 2 gig memory. Transmitters are designed to connect to gprs or ethernet to transmit data to the IMBU data-center

Transmitters can be used in the field to interface to many different signals including (but not limited to) RS485 modbus, 4-20 mA analogue signals, digital outputs. Software API's can be used to transfer data from existing data centers to the IMBU data-center.

From the start security has been a top priority. All communications are heavily encrypted.