scadastat
If your SCADA server goes silent, we call you.
Independent, outside-the-fence monitoring for VTScada. Your server sends a heartbeat — when it stops, your operators get a voice call, SMS, email, Teams or Slack message within minutes.
How it works
Outbound request only.
Sign up & add a server
Each server gets its own key. A redundant pair is two servers — so you know which machine went quiet.
Install the free VTScada app
Download our changeset, load the application onto your server, paste the key. That's the whole integration.
Be notified
Heartbeat stops for 3 minutes → your contacts get called. Server comes back → recovery notice. Planned reboot → snooze it.
Built for operations, not dashboards
✓Voice callout included
A real phone call to your on-call operator — not just another email. SMS, email, Teams and Slack included too.
✓Turnkey VTScada integration
A free VTScada changeset app. Sign up, get the key, install, done — no scripting, no custom drivers.
✓OT-firewall friendly
Outbound HTTPS on port 443 only. Nothing inbound, nothing listening, nothing to allow except one hostname.
✓Per-machine monitoring
Every server heartbeats independently — distinguish one failed machine from a whole site offline.
✓Snooze for maintenance
Windows updates at 2am? Snooze the server for an hour. It auto-resumes and re-arms — no false callouts after planned work.
✓Test the alert path anytime
Send a test call, text or email to any contact on demand. Know it works before you need it.
Honest by design: a missed heartbeat usually means your site's internet, power, or server died — not VTScada itself. scadastat tells you something is wrong out there within minutes; your team takes it from there.
Simple pricing
No tiers, no per-alert fees, no credit packs.
- Unlimited voice, SMS, email, Teams & Slack alerts
- Free VTScada heartbeat changeset
- Unlimited contacts per server
- Incident history & uptime tracking
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Launching soon — questions? hello@scadastat.com