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Frequently asked questions

Plain answers to the questions people ask before, during and after evaluating AGAD Portal.

What is AGAD Portal?

AGAD Portal is an industrial IIoT platform that connects the machines, meters and systems a factory already has, and puts production, energy, maintenance and quality data on one screen — live and historic, in a single pane of glass.

Who makes AGAD Portal?

AGAD Portal is made by Listo Ltd, an industrial automation company based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, working in industrial automation since 2007.

How is AGAD Portal priced?

AGAD Portal is priced per connected data point, not per user — there are no per-user licence fees, so adding more people to view the data doesn't cost more.

What can AGAD Portal connect to?

AGAD Portal connects to PLCs, SCADA systems, meters and other OT equipment over protocols such as OPC UA, Modbus and MQTT, plus files and manual data entry where there's no live signal to read.

Is AGAD Portal ISO 27001 certified?

Yes. Listo Ltd is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security management.

Can I try AGAD Portal before licensing it?

Yes. AGAD Portal is deployed in your own plant with your own data, so you can prove it works before committing to a licence — typically over a six-month period.

Which industries use AGAD Portal?

AGAD Portal is used across food & beverage, process & utilities, manufacturing, and buildings & facilities — see the case studies for real deployments in each sector.

How is AGAD Portal different from a SCADA historian or an MES?

AGAD Portal focuses on connecting to the equipment you already have and putting the data on one screen for everyone, not just control-room engineers. It complements rather than replaces a SCADA historian or MES, and many customers run it alongside their existing systems.

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