OnSiteLight Use Pattern

OnSiteLight use pattern explains how the product can typically be used in daily operation:

The Lighting

Midgaard uses OnSiteLight at a site divided into two locations with 4 areas each.

 

OnSiteLight example with two locations and lighting areas

Operating Media

OnSiteLight has different mediaAn access medium such as a key tag, RFID card, or mobile phone. for operating the lighting:

Basic Lighting

Odin has decided that Midgaard must always have basic lighting and has therefore configured OnSiteLight to:

Prerequisites

Freja must be created as a customer at Midgaard:

 

Thor has already been created as a technician and has rights to all areas.

Odin has already been created as an administrator and also has rights to all areas.

How Odin Turns On The Light

Odin is in the office and can control the light at Midgaard:

  1. As administrator, Odin can use all mediaAn access medium such as a key tag, RFID card, or mobile phone., for example voice call or RFIDRFID access cards, credit cards, or key tags can be used with a key reader for access control. card, and turn on the light in all areas
  2. Odin can also turn on the light in all areas from the office with Emiko
  3. With Emiko, Odin can turn on one area, some areas, or all areas
  4. Odin can turn on areas and select the customer that the electricity consumption must be registered to, for example:
    1. Freja contacts Odin and wants the light turned on in areas A1 and B1
    2. Odin selects Freja from the customer directory and turns on the areas
    3. All electricity consumption for A1 and B1 is registered to Freja
    4. To turn off the light, Freja contacts Odin again, and Odin turns off the areas
    5. When Odin turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Thor Turns On The Light

Thor is performing service tasks, and it is dark at the locations:

  1. As technician, Thor can use all mediaAn access medium such as a key tag, RFID card, or mobile phone., for example voice call or RFIDRFID access cards, credit cards, or key tags can be used with a key reader for access control. card, and turn on the light in one or more areas
  2. All electricity consumption is registered to Thor and is registered as Midgaard's internal electricity consumption for service tasks
  3. When Thor turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Thor confirming the consumption

How Freja Turns On The Light In Area A1 By Voice

Freja needs lighting in area A1:

  1. Freja presses the button for area A1
  2. The lamp flashes to indicate that area A1 is selected
  3. Freja calls the phone number on OnSiteLight
  4. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light...
  5. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  6. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Turns On The Light In Area A1 By SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone.

Freja needs lighting in area A1:

  1. Freja presses the button for area A1
  2. The lamp flashes to indicate that area A1 is selected
  3. Freja sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to the phone number on OnSiteLight
  4. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light...
  5. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  6. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Turns On The Light In Area A1 By aKeyaKey is a key fob reader for RFID cards, tags, and similar access media.

Freja needs lighting in area A1:

  1. Freja presses the button for area A1
  2. The lamp flashes to indicate that area A1 is selected
  3. Freja holds an RFIDRFID access cards, credit cards, or key tags can be used with a key reader for access control. card or a tag over the aKeyaKey is a key fob reader for RFID cards, tags, and similar access media. tag reader on OnSiteLight
  4. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light...
  5. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  6. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Turns On The Light In Areas A1 And B1

Freja needs lighting in areas A1 and B1:

  1. Freja presses the buttons for area A1 and area B1
  2. The lamps flash to indicate that areas A1 and B1 are selected
  3. Freja calls the phone number, sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone., or uses a tag on OnSiteLight
  4. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light in both areas...
  5. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  6. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Turns On The Light In Areas B1, D1, A2 And C2

Freja needs lighting in areas B1, D1, A2 and C2:

  1. Freja opens the app and selects the 4 areas, with 2 areas at each location
  2. Freja presses the on button in the app
  3. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light...
  4. The app now shows that the 4 areas are on
  5. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  6. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Tries To Turn On The Light In Area B2

Freja needs lighting in area B2:

  1. Freja opens the app and tries to select area B2, but the area is not available
  2. Freja contacts Midgaard, which gives Freja rights to area B2
  3. Freja refreshes the page in the app and can now select area B2
  4. Freja presses the on button in the app
  5. OnSiteLight approves Freja and turns on the light...
  6. The app now shows that area B2 is on
  7. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  8. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLightProPower OnSiteLight is intelligent lighting control for masts and buildings. sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Tries To Turn On The Light In Area D2

Freja needs lighting in area D2:

  1. Freja presses the button for area D2
  2. The lamps flash to indicate that area D2 is selected
  3. Freja calls the phone number, sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone., or uses a tag on OnSiteLight
  4. OnSiteLight does not approve Freja and does not turn on the light because Midgaard has not granted rights to area D2
  5. Freja contacts Midgaard, which gives Freja rights to area D2
  6. Freja can now try again and turn on the light...
  7. All electricity consumption is registered to Freja
  8. When Freja turns off the light, OnSiteLight sends an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to Freja confirming the consumption, which is invoiced later

How Freja Pays For The Electricity Consumption

  1. OnSiteLight automatically registers the electricity consumption
  2. Midgaard retrieves electronic settlement data and sends an invoice to Freja

Do Odin And Thor Have To Pay For Electricity Consumption

  1. OnSiteLight automatically registers the electricity consumption
  2. Odin's and Thor's consumption is registered as internal consumption for service tasks
  3. Midgaard now has a complete overview of the internal electricity consumption

How Freja Can Use A Requisition NumberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.

Freja has been given a requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order. *:

  1. When Freja turns on the light, Freja can send the requisition number by SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. to OnSiteLight
  2. OnSiteLight stores the requisition number together with the consumption
  3. When Freja receives the invoice from Midgaard, the invoice includes the requisition number

 

 

Freja completed a lot of good work at Midgaard with good lighting and paid the invoice a few days later...

 

 

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Public revision 21/08/2026