Physical point · digital workflow · predictive insight
Every physical point. The right information.
COTICs (Cloud on Tap Information Carriers) connect physical points to authorised workflows and cloud history. Every application includes predictive AI based on its own cloud analytics.
Open the workflow, record the work and review predictions.
A COTIC (Cloud on Tap Information Carrier) is read by a compatible phone and opens the workflow configured for that point. Forms, history and analytics live in the cloud application, behind role-based access, with a blockchain layer supporting the integrity of the record. Each application uses its own cloud analytics for prediction, to support human review before anyone acts.
A COTIC is not a sensor, location tracker, identity check or proof that work happened. It is a practical entry point into an authorised workflow.
Built by ZEUS CONSULTING, a technology firm with deep roots.
Cloud on Tap is a product family provided by ZEUS CONSULTING. The firm works across information technology, cloud, business intelligence, artificial intelligence and blockchain.
No. A COTIC is an information carrier. It does not provide location tracking or verify a person's identity or presence.
Does every phone work?
The phone must support contactless reading and have it enabled. The linked page opens in a browser; exact behaviour depends on the device and configuration.
What does the AI predict?
Each application includes AI prediction based on the analytics it holds in the cloud. What a prediction can cover depends on the data available to that application and how it is configured.
Who reviews submitted work?
That depends on the configured workflow. The worked example shows a supervisor reviewing a submitted record.
Is the example a live installation?
No. It is a synthetic illustration. It does not represent a customer site, a service result or a real AI prediction.
EU projects and pilots
Planning an EU project or pilot with physical assets?
If your consortium or organisation is shaping a project that involves buildings, vehicles, equipment or field work, we can talk through whether Cloud on Tap fits technically, and whether a collaboration with ZEUS CONSULTING makes sense.
The assets, roles, sites and records the project or pilot is concerned with.
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Technical-fit discussion
Which application and workflow would match, and what a pilot set-up would need.
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Possible collaboration
Whether and how ZEUS CONSULTING could take part, agreed case by case.
This is a conversation about technical fit. It is not an assessment of funding eligibility and does not guarantee participation, funding or any project outcome.
For technology firms
Represent Cloud on Tap in your market?
See the commercial context for each application and how a collaboration could work.