Connect Data from Different Systems ManageIt on One Unified Platform
On the shop floor, Siemens, Beckhoff, Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT, and API-based systems often run side by side. Building a separate integration approach for each device creates time loss, maintenance overhead, and data fragmentation. The data exists, but it is rarely centralized, comparable, or sustainable in practice.
OnSuite Connect brings different shop floor devices and systems together within a shared data layer. It collects, standardizes, and prepares data for upper modules such as Live, Optima, Energy, Trace, and Integra.
Why OnSuite Connect?
Connect does more than collect data. It establishes a sustainable communication layer across devices, protocols, and systems, making shop floor data more reliable and more useful for upper-level modules.
Brings different systems into one structure
Supports industrial data communication across infrastructures such as Siemens S7, Beckhoff, Allen-Bradley, Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT, and TCP/IP.
Standardizes operational data
Processes heterogeneous shop floor data in a shared structure for more consistent downstream use.
Creates the foundation for upper modules
Live provides visibility, Optima analyzes performance, Energy connects consumption context, and Integra moves data into enterprise systems.
From Fragmented Communication to a Shared Data Layer
Before / After
Technical Confidence
Siemens S7, Beckhoff, Allen-Bradley, OPC UA / OPC DA, Modbus, MQTT, TCP/IP, Barcode / RFID, printer integration, and data publishing.
OnSuite Ecosystem
Connect collects and prepares shop floor data. Live makes it visible, Optima analyzes it, Energy adds consumption context, and Integra moves it into ERP and business systems. Connect is the entry point of that ecosystem.
What usually comes next?
OnSuite Live
Turn incoming shop floor data into live dashboards.
OnSuite Integra
Connect collected data with ERP and other enterprise systems.
Start with OnSuite Connect
Let's evaluate how your current machines and systems can come together within a unified data structure.
In a demo session, we can review supported protocols, device types, and the most suitable data flow scenarios for your environment.