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Branding / Customization

AggreGate platform and all derived vertical market solutions are white-labeled. These products are designed to be rebranded and redistributed by hardware manufacturers under OEM agreement. Branded package will inherit your custom name, copyright, logos, icons, website links, documentation, and other elements of corporate identity.

Tibbo provides flexible customization options for AggreGate, to create a distribution especially prepared and fine-tuned to your company's needs. These options include:

Internationalization. All text resources may be translated to any language.
Localization. This includes custom rules for formatting date/time and some other country-specific values. For example, a customized AggreGate bundle may define pre-defined date/time patterns.
User Interface customization. Custom graphical components, themes, product logos, splash screens, icons, etc.
Custom alerts, reports, event filters, widgets and other system objects. A customized AggreGate distribution may include any number of these objects that are created specifically for your needs. For example, if you are creating a system to monitor water tanks, it may include an Overflow Detected alert and Water Volume in Tank (per-hour) report.
Custom plugins and device drivers. Custom AggreGate Server plugins may allow connecting new intelligent hardware devices to the system, introduce new server contexts of add new actions to existing contexts.
Custom Web-Services and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for interaction with different third-party systems. Such APIs act as a bridge between AggreGate and third-party systems such as billing, video surveillance and other enterprise-grade software.
Database conversion scripts. These scripts may be helpful for importing/exporting data from different systems.
Personalized startup scripts. Such scripts perform non-standard data processing operations that can't be easily requested from user interface components, such as changing alert settings en-masse. These scripts are usually launched on server startup and perform one-time actions.