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MES & ERP connectivity
Order data down to the machine, production data back up — SAP, Epicor, or custom MES, connected with transactions that reconcile.
CAP.03 / FACILITY
Facility integration
Most facilities do not have one system — they have nine, and none of them agree. Our integration practice makes machines, MES, networks, and data infrastructure behave as one system with one version of the truth.
Integration is where projects go to die quietly. We run it as an engineering discipline: interface specifications signed before build, compatibility proven in FAT, and a commissioning sequence that never trades the weekend shift for the schedule.
SCOPE
What we build
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Line integration
Conveyance, robotics, vision, and print-and-apply integrated into one coordinated line control with a single sequence of record.
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Facility networks
Industrial network architecture: segmentation, redundancy, and remote access designed to IEC 62443 zones and conduits.
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Data infrastructure
Historians, edge storage, and reporting pipelines that keep running — and keep answering — when someone asks for last quarter's data.
SPEC SHEET
Technical envelope
- Protocols
- OPC UA · MQTT Sparkplug B · SQL · REST
- Networks
- Managed switching · ring redundancy (MRP)
- MES
- SAP PCo · Epicor · custom middleware
- Vision
- Cognex · Keyence integration
- Environment
- IP65+ panels · washdown-rated builds
- Security
- IEC 62443 zones & conduits
METHOD
Delivery process
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Map the interfaces
Every interface between systems is specified and signed — data ownership, direction, and failure behavior — before build begins.
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Design for containment
Network segmentation, zones, and redundancy designed so one failure stays one failure.
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Prove the whole chain
Every interface exercised in FAT with live data volumes, not happy-path demos.
04
Cut over cleanly
Cutover by sequence, rollback rehearsed, and a documentation set that matches what is actually installed.
Facility integration, to spec.
Tell us the constraints. We come back with a plan, a schedule, and a fixed scope.
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