Eyer

Eyer is a monitoring and anomaly-analysis platform from Norway's Eyer AS. Its current website focuses on industrial operations using existing operational, IT and IoT time-series data. It describes learning changing baselines, correlating related signals and delivering contextual alerts. This differs from a generic conversational assistant: a useful evaluation starts with the signals available from an operation and the decisions an alert needs to support.

The public site lists sources such as Telegraf, Prometheus exporters, historian exports and industrial protocols. It also describes an agent layer combining written procedures, baselines and live signals. These are supplier descriptions, not an integration or fault-prediction test. Claims about early warnings, exclusive capabilities and savings were not independently verified. No sensors, production system, agent or data source was connected during this review.

The actual public entry is a Proof of Value enquiry form requesting contact and operation details. The site describes analysing historical data for an initial report, separately from connecting live systems. The empty form was inspected without submitting it. No fixed public subscription price was established: the agreement puts fees, service specifications and subscription duration in an order form or quote. An optional free trial or pilot is not a confirmed perpetual free plan, and its entered data and customisations may be lost when it ends.

The contract provides for automatic renewal unless timely written termination is given, ordinarily at least thirty days before expiry. Its notice section requires registered mail for termination; taxes and negotiated terms need separate attention. The short website privacy notice covers contact forms and anonymised analytics, without establishing a service-data retention schedule. Confirm deployment, data access, support obligations and contractual protections before sharing operational records.