Half my machines can't talk to the other half.

We read your PLCs, your ERP and the spreadsheet everyone leans on into one record, and leave all three where they are. Start with one line or one system.

Integration Hub in the Singularity
  • Integration rules live10 of 10
  • Nothing migrated, nothing re-keyed

What we wire up

  • Stand up the Singularity The Singularity and the Modules you need, running in production.
  • Read every PLC and sensor PLCs, SCADA, sensors and business systems, pulled into one place.
  • Get readings off the old machine Readings from the HMI on Windows XP and anything else never built to share them.
  • Keep your ERP and connect it Orders, inventory, finance and records connected, not migrated.
  • Build the piece that doesn't exist Where a standard Module doesn't fit, we build the one that does. No workaround to live with.
  • Retire the clipboard Clipboards, binders and loose spreadsheets replaced with live records.

What you see on go-live day

    • Recurring work, this week Session handshake Tag map validation Pilot run, Weld Line 1 Signal dictionary

    Check every connection on one board before you sign off.

    Session handshakes, tag maps and pilot runs all report to one board. Nobody signs off on go-live until every connected system checks out.

    See the connection hub
    • Guided setup with your team Exchanges agreed Historian connected First reading logged
    • Nothing on the floor changes yet

    Nothing gets ripped out to connect it.

    Your controllers and scheduling systems keep running while the platform reads what they already log, one exchange at a time. Nobody re-keys anything while the first readings land.

    How connections are scoped
  • Integration rules live10 of 10
  • 49 of 50 on time
  • 10 exchanges agreed

Go live

Get orders, inventory and line data into one record

We ran plants where the ERP, the PLCs and the schedule never agreed, so the plumbing goes in first: the Foundational Modules for data, identity, integration and governance. What we need from you:

  • An assessment, or any honest picture of where your data lives
  • Access to the systems we're connecting.
  • Operators with time to tell us when we've got it wrong

FAQ

Bring the list of systems that don't talk.

30 minutes on your equipment, your business systems and the spot where the data stops. We'll tell you what we'd connect first.