Facility intelligence
See what is happening
inside your
operation.
Thola builds a live model of your facility — equipment, panels, energy sources, load and available capacity — so operators can see how the electrical system actually fits together and make better decisions before pressure becomes risk.
From fragmented site data to a living facility model.
Operational visibility
92%
Equipment mapped
126
Panels linked
14
Active loads
12
AI equipment recognition
Self-onboard faster
Use equipment images to help Thola identify machine type and operational context.
Site pressure view
Load + climate + occupancy
Understand how multiple operating conditions combine to create site pressure.
Why it matters
Operational intelligence starts
with facility clarity.
Electrical and equipment data is fragmented.
Most sites do not have one live system showing how many machines are on site, which equipment is connected to which panel, or which energy source is feeding each panel.
Site managers depend too heavily on outside electricians.
Critical electrical knowledge often sits with external contractors. Site managers may know how the operation runs, but not how much panel capacity remains or where new equipment can safely be added.
Capacity risk is difficult to see before it becomes a problem.
Without a live site model, owners cannot easily understand site capacity, panel headroom, coincident load, or whether planned equipment will push electrical infrastructure beyond a healthy operating range.
If a business cannot see the site clearly, it cannot respond to pressure early enough.
AI-assisted onboarding
Model the site.
Scan equipment with AI.
For many businesses, the information needed to understand the site is buried inside the facility itself. Thola makes self-onboarding easier by letting teams capture site, panel and equipment images. Our AI helps recognize machine characteristics and turn those images into structured equipment records.
Instead of beginning with spreadsheets or rebuilding the site from memory, businesses can create the equipment layer first, connect machines to panels, and progressively build a usable electrical and operating model.
Easier self-onboarding
Capture equipment and facility images instead of starting from blank spreadsheets.
AI machine recognition
Detect machine type, equipment characteristics and operating context from uploaded images.
Better data foundation
Build the equipment and electrical map once, then keep it available to site managers instead of leaving critical knowledge only with outside contractors.
AI-assisted equipment recognition
Illustrative segmentation showing how site images can help identify equipment and accelerate creation of the facility model.
How it works
From site capture
to electrical intelligence.
01
Model the site
Capture the facility, panels, energy sources and operating context so Thola understands the electrical boundary of the site.
02
Scan equipment with AI
Use equipment images to accelerate asset identification, create equipment records and connect machines into the site model.
03
Map capacity and fit
Connect equipment to panels, calculate load and headroom, monitor coincident demand, and determine whether the site remains a healthy fit.
One live electrical map
Know what is installed.
Know what it is connected to.
Thola brings equipment, panels and energy sources into one operating model. Site managers can see how many machines are installed, which panel each machine is connected to, and which energy source is feeding each electrical distribution point.
That changes everyday decisions. Instead of depending on an outside electrician to reconstruct the site each time, operators have a living electrical map available to them.
Equipment inventory
Machines, load, panel assignment and site fit in one view.
Panel and energy-source mapping
See panel hierarchy, source mapping, utilization and electrical-pressure risk.
Panel headroom and hierarchy
Understand breaker load, available headroom, connected units and downstream panel relationships.
Site fit + capacity planning
Know whether the operation
still fits the site.
Thola automatically evaluates site fit using equipment load, coincident peak and electrical-capacity information. Owners get a clearer view of whether current operations remain healthy or whether additional panel or site energy capacity is becoming necessary.
Automatic site grading
Grade the operational fit of the site using load, coincident demand, panel utilization and available capacity.
Model new equipment before installation
Test the impact of planned equipment and identify panels with sufficient modeled headroom before making an installation decision.
Know when infrastructure needs to change
Surface when the business should consider panel upgrades, additional site capacity or broader electrical infrastructure expansion.
Example operating decision
Site fit
89
Grade A · Strong fit
Equipment load
Modeled
Coincident peak
Evaluated
Panel headroom
Available
Expansion signal
Monitor
Planning a new machine?
Model the equipment against existing panel availability first, then identify the best-fit electrical location before installation.
Next step
Give your team a living map
of the facility.
Know what equipment is installed, how it connects to electrical infrastructure, where capacity remains, and whether the site can support what the business wants to do next.