We connect systems that were never built to talk to each other.

Nothing gets ripped out. We read the ERP, the PLCs, the historian and the spreadsheets where they sit, then line them up as one record. Even the old HMI that has no export button.

  • Cordyn ERP, production order

Your ERP, your HMI and your spreadsheets have never met.

One late order, spread across ten places. Each one holds a piece and none of them holds the story.

Leave every system where it is

  • Read each system live Source systems stay exactly where they are.
  • Tag every signal with its source Every signal is normalized and tagged with where it came from before anything reads it.
  • Write back to the source The platform writes back to the source instead of making a second version of the truth.
  • Catch a dropped connection early A dropped connection is flagged before a Module works from stale data.

What your IT lead sees when someone doubts a number

    • Cordyn ERP, since 06:00 Production order Cordyn ERP Logged Sales order Cordyn ERP Logged Maintenance sync Cordyn ERP Waiting
    • Site: Brantford Plant 2

    Every message lands in one searchable log.

    Each entry carries its own system and event type, in the order it was sent. Search by system, event type, or the order number it carried.

    Search the event log
    • Production order EVT-77480Cordyn ERP, sent 06:14:02
    • Fields carried: order_no qty due_date Logged

    Open one event and read the whole message.

    The detail drawer shows the message body field by field, exactly as it was sent. System, event type, and time sent all sit on the same panel.

    Open the detail drawer

FAQ

Bring the system you think we can't reach.

30 minutes on that system, and what we would need to read from it.