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The reference for how the Singularity fits together, what each module does, and what your own team configures once the data is in it.

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Every page in Docs, grouped as in the sidebar. Read them in order for the full picture, or jump to the one that answers today’s question.

Features

The platform on the floorOperators, supervisors, and inspectors reach the Singularity from the floor, on the device already in their hand.Knowledge LibraryHow documents get into a collection, how people search them, what happens when someone asks a collection a question, and where the answers stop.The platform on the floorOperators, supervisors, and inspectors reach the Singularity from the floor, on the device already in their hand.

Operations

Security and governanceWhat protects the data, who can reach it, what the contract says about it, and where we stand on certification.Security and governanceWhat protects the data, who can reach it, what the contract says about it, and an honest account of where mode40 stands on certification.Your dataHow plant data comes back at the end of an agreement, when copies are destroyed, what the limits of the contract are, and what is still undefined.

The platform

Modules: the three kindsEvery capability in the Singularity is a module. Every module is one of three kinds: Foundational, Workflow, or Agentic.Architecture and deploymentHow the Singularity is deployed, how data physically travels from a plant floor into it, and where that data sits once it arrives.How systems connectOne Foundational Module, the Integration Hub, is the wiring layer between the Singularity and every system an operation already runs.Modules: the three kindsEvery capability in the Singularity is a module. There are 31 today, and they come in three kinds.Which module does whatThe modules sorted by the job you are trying to do, so you can find the right one without knowing what kind of module it is.ConfigurationScreens, forms, workflows, and the model of the operation are configuration, so the people who run the work can change them themselves.

Getting started

What the Singularity isOne working model of an operation, built from modules, sitting on top of the systems that operation already runs.

Working with us

How implementation worksThe phases of a project, the two gates that can stop it, the work that eats the calendar, and who does what between your team and ours.Next steps by roleFour short reading orders. Find the one closest to your job and read it top to bottom.

Foundational Modules

Foundational Modules hold the truth of one thing. Assets, permissions, integrations, history: one place each fact lives, so every other module works from the same values.

HistorianEvery reading, state, and count, timestamped as it happens.Data Model EngineYour plant from company to asset, with routing and recipes.Asset RegistryOne record per asset, with hierarchy, check-out, and reservations.Supplier RegistryOne record per supplier, on receiving, orders, and scorecards.Knowledge LibraryCollections and documents your people search, ask, and cite.Form BuilderBuild a capture form on a canvas, version it, collect responses.Screen ConfiguratorConfigure what each role sees on the line, no release.Integration HubEvery connection set up once, every event logged and searchable.SecuritySign-in, roles, site scoping, and module access on every session.Authority MatrixA table of which Agent actions may run alone and which need a person.Approval QueueWhere a paused action waits, oldest first, until a person approves or rejects it.Facility OrganizerAreas, lines, assets, locations, routing, tools, and shifts, per site.GovernanceThe record of every authority check on an Agent action, and what it decided.Trust RegistryWhat was verified, by whom, and when.

Workflow Modules

Workflow Modules act on those facts. They run the work: scheduling, investigating a defect, catching quality drift before it costs a run, answering a question against the operation’s own knowledge.

Workflow EngineRuns a multi-step job, waits for a person where a sign-off is needed, restarts recurring tasks on schedule.Scheduling EngineA constraint-aware plan for every job and machine, rerun when the floor changes.Retrieval EngineFinds the passage behind an answer, and cites it.Model RouterPicks the model for every Agent run, records why.SPC EngineSample capture at the line, three-sigma and drift detection, charted.OEE EngineAvailability, performance, and quality, rolled up site to asset.Investigation EngineIssue to case to countermeasure, with the evidence attached.Q&A EnginePlain-language questions answered with citations, or an honest refusal.Demand PlannerForecast, inventory projection, and material requirements in one worksheet.Notification CenterAlerts that reach the right person, linked to the job, asset or case they are about.ProMatchThe Singularity's matching Module. ConvergX's XPND platform is built on it.

Agentic Modules

Agentic Modules do the work people used to do. Each is named for the job it does, and carries that role start to finish.

Production Planning (Planner)Finds at-risk jobs on a 30-minute sweep, proposes the replan.Quality (Auditor)Sweeps quality every 15 minutes, proposes holds under your rules.Procurement (Buyer)Answers shortage, supplier, and requisition questions when asked.Continuous Improvement (Coach)Reads a case, suggests causes and countermeasures, when asked.Anomaly Detection (Analyst)The outlier and drift tests the Quality Auditor runs. It does not act on its own.Operations (Manager)Executive dashboard, command center, bottlenecks, production issues.

Where to go next

DevelopersHow the platform reaches your systems, and what your team configures.LearnA reading order for operations that want proof before a platform.ChangelogWhat has shipped, in date order.

The main site covers the same ground for someone deciding whether to buy: the product overview, the module library, and how an engagement is priced. To talk through a specific operation, contact sales.