Parameter-based forecasts

Meteomatics offers over 1800 weather and climate parameters through its API. A Beam agent requests the specific parameters your workflow needs, reads the returned forecast values, and applies your rules for what to do at given thresholds. Routine readings feed straight into the next step, such as recording a temperature or wind figure against a job. When a value crosses a safety or operational limit you set, the agent notifies the responsible person instead of acting alone. The agent retrieves and records data, while decisions tied to weather risk stay with your team.

Historical climate lookups

Meteomatics also serves historical weather and climate data for past dates and locations. A Beam agent pulls the relevant history when a workflow asks for it, reads the values, and applies your rules for comparison or reporting. Standard lookups, like attaching past conditions to a record, are recorded automatically. When requested data is missing for a date or place, or returns values that look inconsistent, the agent flags the gap to a person rather than filling it with a guess. The agent gathers and files historical figures so people work from confirmed numbers.

Location-specific data reads

Meteomatics returns data for precise coordinates and locations you specify. A Beam agent submits the location tied to a task, reads the parameters that apply, and writes the results into the record your process uses. Requests for known, valid locations are handled and recorded without manual steps. When a location is unclear, falls outside a supported area, or returns no data, the agent routes the case to a person to confirm the coordinates or choose an alternative. The agent handles location lookups and recording, leaving unresolved location questions to your staff.