Make CNC MachineData Visible
In many CNC environments, production data remains on the machine screen. It becomes difficult to answer operational questions consistently and centrally: which machine is running, which one is waiting, how long a job actually took, or where capacity is being lost.
OnSuite CNC operates as a dedicated communication layer for CNC machines. It supports bringing machine data into the system, managing the flow through Connect, and enabling operational visibility through Live.
Why OnSuite CNC?
CNC is not a standalone monitoring screen. It is the dedicated communication layer that brings CNC machines into the OnSuite ecosystem.
Enables data communication with CNC machines
Supports collecting and transferring machine data from different CNC controller structures.
Creates the basis for centralized visibility
Machine status and production flow move beyond isolated screens and become visible in a shared structure.
Creates value with upper modules
Connect manages data flow, Live provides visibility, and Optima supports performance analysis.
From Machine Screens to Shared Visibility
Before / After
Technical Confidence
CNC communication layer, bringing machine data into the digital environment, a foundation for centralized visibility, and compatible with upper modules.
CNC Data Creates Value Within the Ecosystem
OnSuite CNC enables data communication for CNC operations. The real operational value emerges when Connect manages the flow, Live provides visibility, and Optima supports performance analysis.
What usually comes next?
OnSuite Live
Turn CNC data into live operational screens.
OnSuite Optima
Evaluate CNC performance through OEE and loss analysis.
Start with OnSuite CNC
Let’s evaluate which data can be collected from your CNC machines and how that data can be made visible.
In a demo session, we can review data structure, controller compatibility, and visibility scenarios together.