Deep-tech teams don’t have six months to build a data stack from scratch. Plexus deploys with your team. Engineers on-site. Your schema, your models, your IP. Weeks to production, not quarters.
Three phases. The first two are us in the room. The third is the one that matters: your team owns it in production.
A Plexus engineer embeds with yours for the first deployment. Your hardware mapped into the schema. Firmware instrumented. Fleet topology modeled the way you actually operate — not the way a generic onboarding flow assumes you do.
We don’t leave you with a demo. Dashboards live against your fleet, anomaly models calibrated on real data, runbooks written against the hardware you ship. By the end of the engagement, Plexus is in production — not in a proof-of-concept branch.
Your engineers are the ones operating Plexus day-to-day — building dashboards, tuning models, writing queries. We stay on call. We don’t stay in the seat. The platform is the ongoing relationship; the deployment is how it got there.
You’re selling to primes, program offices, and fleet operators. They’ll each have opinions about where your telemetry can live. Plexus runs in the mode your buyers will sign off on.
The fastest way to land. Plexus runs the infrastructure; you run your fleet.
Deployed into your AWS, GCP, or Azure account. Your VPC, your perimeter, your audit trail.
Your telemetry, schema, and fleet history are yours, in open formats, at any time.
A named deployment engineer who knows your fleet. Response windows matched to your production criticality.
Standard formats, open SDKs. If you leave, you leave with everything you built.
Deep-tech teams don’t rent their IP. Everything we build alongside yours during deployment is assigned to you on delivery — work-for-hire, written into the contract, not a handshake. Plexus keeps the platform. You keep everything built on top of it.
If you walk away tomorrow, you walk away with your dashboards, your models, your schema, and your fleet history. The lock-in is the platform being good, not the paperwork.
We don’t bill hours. Deployment is how Plexus gets into production; the subscription is how it stays there. Once your team is in the seat, the relationship is the platform — storage, observability, intelligence — the same one every Plexus customer runs on.