From Raw Data to Operational Clarity

The Hong Kong Online Dashboard consolidates district‑aligned AQHI, pollutant profiles, weather, UV, and humidity into one interface, with clear sourcing and timestamps. Outcome: the right ventilation, filtration, and occupancy choices at the right time — without toggling across multiple systems.

What sets it apart for organisations

  • Decision‑ready design: Short‑term trends and forecast cues support actions like postponing indoor gatherings, pre‑conditioning air, or adjusting cleaning schedules.
  • Compliance and auditing: Transparent timestamps and sources simplify reporting and demonstrate diligence for ESG, wellness standards, and stakeholder communications.
  • Enterprise extensibility: Integrate your own sensors, BMS/IoT platforms, traffic and news feeds, or incident alerts.
  • Branding and UX: Your identity, your workflow. We deliver white‑label versions with your guidelines, roles, and onboarding flows.
  • Reliability mindset: Clear fallbacks (“No reading”), stale‑data warnings, and health checks ensure the interface never pretends certainty when inputs are uncertain.

Selecting IAQ monitors: a strategic choice

The dashboard is only as precise as its inputs. Treat monitor selection like infrastructure.

AirGradient’s recent testing of 50 monitors revealed systemic issues: cloud dependencies, hidden off‑the‑shelf sensors, and fragile ecosystems. For organisations, this underscores why due diligence matters:

  • Accuracy and maintenance: Documented calibration procedures, sensor replacement cycles, and drift management.
  • Interoperability: Local APIs or secure cloud access that integrate cleanly with your data pipeline.
  • Contextual fit: Placement guidance and sampling intervals aligned with your floor plan and HVAC behavior.
  • Total cost of ownership: Factor consumables, support, and data access fees — not just upfront hardware.

Worqbox helps evaluate and integrate monitors strategically — ensuring your dashboard reflects reality, not marketing gloss.

Use, license, and support

The community version is free and open‑source. For organisations, we offer:

  • Custom builds: Data integrations, role‑based access, multi‑site views, and executive summaries.
  • Service level options: Hosting, monitoring, updates, and support aligned to your risk profile.
  • Change management: Training, documentation, and stakeholder workshops to embed the dashboard in daily decisions.

Partner with Worqbox

If you need a tailored dashboard — from air quality and occupancy to traffic, alerts, or sustainability metrics — Worqbox delivers the integration, UX polish, and reliability to make it stick. Let’s turn ambient signals into confident action, branded for your organisation and understood by your teams.

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