We connect machines, new and old, to SCADA and historian systems, so you can see running status, downtime and production data in one place, and produce the electronic records your customers and auditors ask for.
You do not need to connect the whole site at once. A proof of concept on a handful of machines shows which data is useful, and what it is worth, before you commit to more.
DairyNew system
Automation software for a new 2,000 kW refrigeration plant supplying chilled water at +2 °C and glycol at −2 °C, with four 20,000 litre stainless steel storage tanks.
PharmaceuticalNew system
Control and SCADA for two process vessels with mixing, product pumping, load cells, temperature control and CIP, built on Siemens S7-1500 and WinCC Professional with a reusable library.
29 October 2026
What OEE measures, the data you actually need, how to collect it from machines old and new, and how to start with one line instead of a site-wide project.
28 October 2026
Why hand-filled production sheets let you down, what a live KPI dashboard should show, and how to build one from the machines you already have.
Usually. Modern PLCs connect directly. Older machines can be connected with remote IO or protocol gateways, or by reading signals that already exist, such as running and fault lamps.
Ignition is licensed per server rather than per tag or per screen, which suits sites that want to grow without the licence cost growing with them. We also work with existing AVEVA systems.
Yes. We work with your IT team on network segmentation, user access and remote access, and keep control networks separate from office systems where possible.
Yes, and we recommend it. A small pilot proves which data is useful before you scale up.
Project enquiry
A few details and a photo of the panel are enough to start. You will hear back directly from an engineer.
