Yes, we cover weather globally, including oceans, at ~1 km.

The Nexus platform allows you to set impacts of weather conditions on your operations so you can make safety decisions based on your specific protocols and thresholds. Your team will be sent alerts when weather forecasts exceed safety thresholds, so you team can be confident in go/no-go decisions.

Fully customisable, with AND/OR logic across parameters, and the system calculates the joint probability of all conditions occurring together or separately.

For example:

• Frost/black ice: air temp <34°F AND wet bulb <32°F AND visibility <3 miles
• Water pooling: precip rate >5 mm/hr OR accumulation >15 mm
• Thunderstorm potential: CAPE index AND relative humidity at height AND temperature AND precipitation

Yes — the green/yellow/red bands are configurable per organization. Observed range across the customer base: some customers trigger yellow at 0–1%, others as high as 50%.

Assets can be activated and deactivated. Build a full winter library and a full summer library once, then toggle. You only pay for what's live, and no forecast is computed until an asset is activated.

The dashboard has expandable layers: surface-level red/yellow/green for the operator, with progressively more technical depth underneath for the meteorologist.

Nexus does the initial setup. A solutions engineer builds out every dashboard during onboarding. We are developing automated onboarding that is a combination of a base template for your industry and an AI agent and a solutions engineer will help you refine for your specific operation.

Configurable by asset, lead time, and confidence threshold — e.g. "alert me when you're 80% confident, no earlier than two hours out." Delivery windows can be set (8am–8pm only), tied to shift schedules, and tiered by role: management at 30%, operators at 60–70%. One customer configured midnight–5am alerts to fire only above 90% confidence.

Alert fatigue is real. The answer is confidence-gating and thresholding: alerts fire against your operational threshold at your confidence level, not against generic consumer products or broad weather service thresholds. With Nexus, you only get alerts when it really matters.

Yes, we offer automated PDF ops reports, emailed to user groups on a schedule (e.g. delivered at 8:45am so it's in the inbox at 9). Typical format: 48-hour colour-coded stoplight chart plus hour-by-hour operational detail. Reports can also be tailored per audience or you can send a one-time on-demand report.

Yes. iOS and Android both live in their stores as of July 2026 and all Nexus customers have access to the app.

No, the platform works globally without them. Sensors narrow the forecast to a point and meaningfully improve accuracy; even a single sensor helps. Recommendation scales with terrain complexity: flat farmland needs fewer than mountainous or coastal sites.

Yes. The platform is hardware-agnostic and data-agnostic. Existing Davis stations, Campbell Scientific units, city truck-mounted road sensors, buoys, and customer-proprietary hardware have all been ingested. For vehicle sensors, timestamp and GPS coordinates are required.

Nexus officially partners for deployment and maintenance with Montis Corp, and works closely with most major sensor providers including OTT Hydromet and Campbell Scientific. These weather sensors offer remote monitoring, telemetry, and remote reset, keeping sensors operational and gathering data to improve the Nexus forecasts in your specific locations.