Infrastructure

Scalable Infrastructure

Valvix grows with your operation — from a single greenhouse zone to hundreds of locations — without replacing equipment or switching platforms.

  • 1–500+ Zones supported in one account
  • 3 min Time to add a new zone
  • No downtime System updates without interruption

The Problem

Many farm automation systems work well at small scale but become unwieldy as operations grow. Adding zones requires new hardware configurations, new software licences, or even platform migrations. The tools that worked for one greenhouse often can't handle ten.

  • Adding zones requires complex reconfiguration of existing systems
  • Different systems for different locations don't share data
  • Software costs scale faster than farm revenue
  • Platform migrations lose historical data and disrupt operations

How Valvix Solves It

  1. Each new zone adds a Valvix node

    A new sensor and controller node is installed in the new zone — it pairs with your existing system automatically.

  2. The dashboard updates to include the new zone immediately

    Within minutes, the new zone appears in your dashboard with live data and controls — no configuration required.

  3. Existing automations and alerts extend to the new zone

    You apply your standard zone template or create custom settings. Historical baselines are built automatically over the first few weeks.

  4. Multiple locations are managed from one account

    Whether you add a second greenhouse next door or a farm in another city, it appears in the same dashboard under your account.

  5. Pricing scales with actual usage

    You pay per active node — adding zones increases your subscription proportionally, with no platform migration costs.

What You Get

  • Add zones in minutes

    New zones are online and monitored within 3 minutes of hardware installation

  • Multi-site management

    Manage farms in different cities or countries from a single dashboard

  • Unlimited zones

    No hard cap on zone count — Valvix scales to hundreds of zones per account

  • Proportional pricing

    Pay only for what you use — no large upfront licences when you expand

  • Zero-downtime updates

    Platform updates are applied automatically without interrupting monitoring or control

  • Future-proof hardware

    Valvix controllers receive firmware updates remotely — no hardware replacements for new features

What Growers Say

We started with one greenhouse and now have four locations. Adding each new site took about half a day — install the nodes, pair them, and they appear in the same dashboard. No new software, no migration.

Andriy M., Multi-site vegetables · 30 acres · Kyiv region

We're expanding from 5 to 15 acres this year. I was worried about the infrastructure side — with Valvix it turned out to be the easiest part. The new zones just showed up in the dashboard.

Kateryna S., Flower production · growing · Kharkiv

We run a cooperative with 8 members across separate sites. Each member sees only their own data, but management sees everything. That would have been impossible with standard automation hardware.

Dmytro L., Cooperative farm · 8 members · Vinnytsia region

Common Questions

Is there a minimum or maximum number of zones?

No minimum — Valvix works for single-zone installations. The practical maximum is currently around 500 zones per account; contact us for larger deployments.

Can zones at different physical locations share a single account?

Yes. Multiple farms, greenhouses, or field locations can all be managed from one Valvix account. Each location appears as a separate group in the dashboard.

What happens to existing data when I add new zones?

Existing zone data is completely unaffected. New zones start collecting data from the moment they go online and build their history from there.

Can I remove zones if I reduce operations?

Yes. Inactive zones can be paused (data retained, subscription paused) or archived (data retained, zone removed from the active dashboard).

How are software updates handled?

Platform updates are deployed automatically to all accounts. Controller firmware updates are applied remotely during low-activity periods — typically at night — without interrupting monitoring.

Related articles

  • Remote Management: Every process, every zone, fully controllable from one platform, from anywhere
  • Farm Analytics: See which crops and zones are profitable and where money is being lost
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Full visibility into every greenhouse — conditions, equipment, and alerts — from your phone