APPLY FOR GAUGELINK
Start with your operation — not a generic package.
Tell us what you monitor today, where the sites are, and what needs to improve. We check equipment compatibility and deployment fit before anyone talks about commitment.
FIT ASSESSMENT
What actually happens when you apply.
Applying starts a practical review by a real person. It does not create an account, sign you up for anything, or add you to a marketing list.
Describe the operation
Your organization, your sites and tanks, the gauges on them, and what you want to improve. Fifteen minutes, no credit card, no commitment.
We review the fit
A person — not a scoring algorithm — checks your equipment compatibility and deployment needs, and tells you what is realistic.
Confirm the details together
A follow-up conversation covers each site, its network, your security requirements, and the rollout plan.
Your account is created
When the application is approved, your account owner receives a secure invitation to set their password and start onboarding.
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Prepare an accurate operational snapshot.
The secure form asks about organization, sites, tanks, equipment interfaces, connectivity, deployment preference, and requirements. Estimates are reviewed before they become any operational record.
Use a work email monitored by the proposed account owner
List the current gauge model or choose Unknown
Keep passwords, keys, credentials, and vulnerability details out of the form
Submitting does not create an account or promise compatibility
Online intake appears only after a super admin confirms routing, privacy, retention, legal, email, and deployment readiness for this environment.
PREPARE FOR THE CONVERSATION
Information that helps us assess fit.
Organization
Region, organization type, number of locations and tanks, and the operational outcome you need.
Equipment
Gauge manufacturer and model, available RS-232, RS-485, or Ethernet interface, and current monitoring method.
Connectivity
Wired, wireless, or cellular/mobile-data availability plus security, procurement, and implementation requirements.