Production downtime
Unplanned downtime is expensive. We scope monitoring and predictive-maintenance integrations against the equipment and protocols you actually run, with the data path documented.
Industries · Manufacturing
Production planning, IoT monitoring and the compute under the plant floor - scoped one workflow at a time, with targets written down and measured instead of promised in a brochure.
Manufacturers lose hours to data that arrives too late and systems that do not talk. We scope the integration and monitoring work against your bill of materials and production schedule, and we write down the target before the work starts so success is measurable.
Where we help
These are the problems the scope is built against - not a generic feature list.
Unplanned downtime is expensive. We scope monitoring and predictive-maintenance integrations against the equipment and protocols you actually run, with the data path documented.
Planning depends on a bill of materials and inventory record that matches reality. We integrate the ERP layer with the floor systems rather than replacing them.
Audit trails need to be complete. We scope quality and traceability data capture with the retention and access rules in writing.
Metering and sensor data can be collected and surfaced without a full platform migration, with the scope stated per line or per site.
What we deliver
Hardware, services and automation are quoted separately so you can see what you are buying.
Ruggedized-adjacent server, storage and networking infrastructure for plant and plant-adjacent IT, sourced against a written BOM.
Production planning, BOM, work-order and inventory workflows integrated with the ERP you run, with the interface description written first.
Equipment monitoring, sensor data collection and M2M integration scoped per line, with the protocols and data owner named.
Imaging, staging, racking and on-site install quoted as separate service lines with lead times stated.
Inbox and knowledge automation for supplier, order and support inquiries with human review where a wrong answer is costly.
Spare kits and RMA handling agreed with the BOM, so a failed unit is a documented replacement.
Honest limits
If a claim is not in a signed scope, it is not a commitment.
One contact from requirement to invoice.
Questions
Start with one workflow: the data it needs, the systems it touches and the target it should reach. We write that scope, quote it, and deploy against it before expanding to the next workflow.
No. We integrate with the ERP you run. Where the ERP is the bottleneck, we say so and scope the integration work around it rather than selling a migration.
Often, with the right interface or gateway. We scope the protocol and data path before committing, and say when equipment cannot be integrated cleanly.
The target and the measurement method are written into the scope before build starts, then reported against. We do not publish percentages that were not measured on your site.
Tell us what costs you the most time and we will say - in writing - whether hardware, deployment services or automation is the right fix.