Visplore

Visplore develops analytics software for visual analysis of time series and sensor data, positioned for engineers who need to explain quality, process and asset problems in industrial settings. The company explicitly contrasts its product with dashboarding and BI tools, describing it as a "forensic deep-dive" that starts where dashboards end and that answers diagnostic questions such as why certain production orders generated less scrap, why startup operations took longer, why efficiency dropped under comparable load conditions, or why one pump degrades faster than others.

The software is organized around four application areas: diagnosing asset and process issues (root-cause analysis, anomaly detection, product quality consistency), monitoring assets and predicting failures, process optimization to address bottlenecks and losses, and support for operational decisions on performance, planning and resource use. Solution templates are offered for a range of industries, and engineers can set up automation within the tool. Customer statements also describe use of Visplore for interactive analysis and labeling of multivariate sensor data for AI and prediction-model work, including building tolerance corridors and labeling events at scale.

Visplore integrates with existing industrial data sources and dashboard landscapes, with named integrations for AVEVA PI and iba systems, and is offered in a deployment model in which no data leaves the customer site.

Business model

Visplore sells its analysis software to industrial organizations, with the website stating pricing that starts below EUR 20,000 per year and an on-premises deployment in which no data leaves the customer's site.

Annual software licensing, with entry pricing stated as under EUR 20,000 per year.

Traction

The company reports more than 5,000 engineers using the software for data analytics, deployments in more than 30 countries and more than 20 industries served. Customer testimonials cite reductions in analysis time from days to five minutes, data labeling completed in 33% less time, savings of EUR 1.1 million at Hafslund Eco, and avoided unplanned downtime described as worth millions of euros.

Latest developments

In June 2026 the company published analyses of the economics of manufacturing analytics and, in July 2026, of why root-cause analysis in manufacturing frequently fails in industrial practice. In August 2026 it announced its presence at ALUMINIUM 2026, presenting troubleshooting for the metalworking industry at Booth 5G46 in Hall 5.