Use Cases/Guides
Closed-Loop Remediation Guide

Overview
The SitePro API enables developers to build proactive equipment monitoring workflows by combining pump log data with external analytics, AI models, and automation platforms. By retrieving pump performance data, external systems can identify abnormal operating conditions, trigger alerts, escalate maintenance workflows, and prepare for future Remote Command (RC) capabilities.
This use case shows how customers can move from reactive maintenance toward intelligent, closed-loop operations.
Why This Matters
Pump issues are often detected after performance drops, equipment damage occurs, or field teams are manually notified. By using SitePro pump logs to monitor operating conditions, teams can:
- Detect abnormal pump behavior earlier
- Reduce downtime and operational risk
- Automate maintenance escalation
- Improve equipment reliability
- Prepare for future autonomous remediation workflows
Scenario
An external AI or analytics platform periodically retrieves SitePro pump logs and analyzes performance metrics such as:
- Frequency
- Head pressure
- Suction pressure
- Output current
- Output voltage
When an anomaly is detected, such as pressure outside expected ranges or abnormal current behavior, the external system can trigger alerts, create maintenance workflows, or escalate the issue for technician review.
As Remote Command capabilities become available, the same workflow can support automated remediation actions such as throttling a motor or adjusting operating parameters.
API Used
Request - Pump Live Data
curl -X GET
-H "Authorization: <JWT_Token>"
"https://platform.sitepro.com/v1/edge/live/site/pumps/{siteId}"
How It Works
- Retrieve pump log data from SitePro
- Analyze pump performance metrics in an external AI, analytics, or monitoring system
- Detect anomalies such as:
- pressure outside expected ranges
- abnormal current or voltage behavior
- unusual frequency patterns
- Trigger downstream workflows:
- notify operations teams
- create or escalate maintenance tasks
- dispatch a high-priority technician
- Coming soon: send Remote Command actions to remediate conditions automatically
Example Response
{
"siteId": 12345,
"timestamp": "2026-06-30T14:54:54.432Z",
"pumps": [
{
"sitePumpId": 44000,
"siteId": 12345,
"name": "Modbus LMI Pump",
"currentOutputFrequency": 0.4,
"currentOutputAmps": 0,
"currentOutputVoltage": 0,
"currentOutputPowerFactor": 0,
"currentPressure": 0,
"currentSuctionPressure": 0,
"currentVibration": 0,
"active": true,
"latitude": null,
"longitude": "55",
"running": false,
"faulted": false
},
{
"sitePumpId": 45000,
"siteId": 12345,
"name": "Pump 2",
"currentOutputFrequency": 0,
"currentOutputAmps": 0,
"currentOutputVoltage": 0,
"currentOutputPowerFactor": 0,
"currentPressure": 0,
"currentSuctionPressure": 2,
"currentVibration": 0,
"active": true,
"latitude": null,
"longitude": null,
"running": true,
"faulted": false
}
]
}
Potential Integrator Solutions
AI-Driven Pump Monitoring
Detect abnormal pressure, current, voltage, or frequency behavior before equipment failure occurs.
Automated Maintenance Escalation
Trigger alerts or create high-priority workflows when pump readings exceed expected operating ranges.
Operations Dashboards
Display pump health, pressure trends, electrical performance, and anomaly status in external dashboards.
Future Remote Command Readiness
Prepare workflows that can eventually trigger RC actions, such as throttling a motor or adjusting operating parameters automatically.
Summary
Closed-loop remediation uses SitePro pump data to help external systems detect issues, trigger workflows, and prepare for future autonomous site operations. By combining pump log visibility with AI-driven analysis and upcoming Remote Command capabilities, teams can move from reactive response to proactive and eventually autonomous operations.