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Concepts

The core ideas the product is built around.

Wedant turns the raw output of your weather stations into one trustworthy, scored record, then reasons over it to tell you what to do next. A few core ideas run through the whole product.

This section explains what things are. For where to find them in the app see the Interface guide, and for how to get a task done see the How-to guides.

Bankability and scoring

A bankability score rates how much you can trust a station’s data. Every station is scored the moment its readings land, weighted by energy relevance, so the number reflects what actually matters for a solar asset rather than raw sensor uptime.

  • Scoring is real time. There is no overnight batch and no waiting for a report.
  • Your fleet is ranked by clear-sky index, worst first, so the sites that need attention rise to the top.
  • The live fleet map colour-codes every site by data trust and refreshes every minute.

Stations, sensors and parameters

Wedant reads from the weather stations and loggers you already run, whatever the brand. It rides on the Live3 weather network, so there is no rip-and-replace and no implementation project: point it at your data and it works.

  • A station is a unit in the field; each reports a set of parameters (the individual measurements it takes).
  • More than 30 parameters are tracked natively.
  • Custom parameters map in without a project. Adding a new site or parameter is a setting, not a rollout.

Problems and quality control

Wedant runs quality control on every sensor and surfaces problems as they happen, so a bad sensor cannot quietly drag your record down.

  • It flags soiling and drift before they undermine the data.
  • Smart alerts fire the moment a sensor flatlines, drops, or diverges from its neighbours.
  • Historical analytics let you replay any window to see exactly when a sensor drifted and what it cost.

Dispositions and maintenance

A disposition records what you did about a problem, for example that you cleaned all sensors today. Logging maintenance keeps station health current and feeds back into the score and the open-problem list.

Roles and access

Access is role-scoped. Operators, owners, and read-only lenders and insurers each see what they should, and everyone is pinned to their own organization’s sites. Your sensor data stays in region on infrastructure you can audit; nothing leaves without you.