The main clients of the company "Sisort" is the cereal plants, photoseparator allows you to clean buckwheat, millet, rice and other grains from quarantine weeds, harmful and hazardous impurities, stones, pieces of soil, weed seeds. The failure of such equipment may result in delays in product to market, downtime of the enterprise and millions of loss. Service CsortCloud allows not only to configure photoseparator "Sisort" remotely, but also to resolve issues in the "24 on 7".

— In a difficult situation, we have decided to provide free and timely assistance to the Russian producers. The system is already tested in some plants of agricultural sector and came to the conclusion that she often allows to solve the problem before it learns about the client, — says the founder of the company "Sisort" Maxim Savinkov — in addition, CsortCloud helps to track the resource of spare parts and downtime due to their timely replacement. It's like an arrow of gasoline in the gas tank that shows how much you can still pass.

The service developers CsortCloud has provided regular software updates in the automatic mode, which also ensures a more stable operation of the equipment and minimizing downtime. Part of the service is a mobile application that allows the management of the enterprise-customer to monitor the operation of the separator from anywhere, at any time.

— An entrepreneur will always be "in touch" with your company through the system CsortCloud, says Savinkov, but he will be able to control the quality of products online or view the results of the enterprise over the last week, month, year. And see, raw what quality he brings supplier. Because we consider every grain, each seed — like a model!

The service is available not only on new photoseparator "Sisort", but also in line with an existing company equipment. The company is ready to begin mass introduction CsortCloud everyone.

— Pandemic coronavirus is pushing many enterprises to innovative solutions. Introduction CsortCloud is the first step towards automation of industries to their work without human intervention, says Maxim Savinkov.