ARIA.
Connected industry, in production.

It plugs into what you already run.

You start from one line and add stations and modules when you need them: the same software covers an SME with a single plant and a multi-site manufacturing group. It reaches the full production chain, from the field level (PLC, sensors, actuators) up to management. It reads the PLCs already on the line over OPC UA and S7, without rewriting the machine logic.

Secure, without stopping the line.

Updates are rolling, one module at a time: SCADA, gateway, and connectors update without stopping production. Process data stays where you decide: on-premise on the plant server or in the cloud. Cybersecurity here means centralized access (IAM), role-based permissions, system hardening, and an audit log on every action.

A per-station price, on a public list.

Pricing is public and applies to the stations you monitor: a perpetual licence, five years of support, maintenance, and updates included, and a per-station price that steps down as the plant grows — and no per-panel licence. And lost time reads by cause and by shift instead of being aggregated at month-end: that is where cost and waste actually show up. The infrastructure underneath is derived from IT and data-center engineering, chosen for reliability.

How the data arrives

Interval polling and manual refresh: what you see is a few seconds old.→Push events: the field changes, the dashboard changes. Under 150 ms from the PLC.

The shift lead sees the stoppage as it happens, not at the end of the shift. That is the difference between acting and recording.

How many platforms

MES/SCADA, WMS, and HMI from different vendors, wired together per project — and wired again on the next one.→Modules of one platform, interoperable with each other: they exchange data with no integration to build.

One set of master data, one user model, one PLC integration. Adding a module is a configuration, not an integration project.

Who does the implementation

Custom development, with a workload that lands on your IT department and your technicians.→Plug and play: we install, configure, and connect. Nothing is left for you to implement.

The default is configuration, not code: toggleable modules and hierarchical roles. If your process needs something that isn't there we build it — but that stays a choice, not the premise of the project.

How long it takes

Months of site work before the first useful data point.→Weeks: installation, PLC connection, and go-live.

A line with monitoring and traceability goes live in weeks. Months only come in when recipes, flow orchestration, and ERP integration join the scope — and in that case we put it in the quote.

Where it is used

A desktop station in the control room, plus a proprietary panel to license for every workstation.→A browser on any panel, plus the app in your pocket for whoever walks the floor.

No per-panel licence and no dedicated station: whoever needs to look, looks from where they are.

What it can answer.

Station status and OEE, alarms by severity, station, and date, production and current shift, station comparison. Then batches and genealogy, recipes, product types and flows, the path a part took along the line. It also searches the station manuals: it cites the manual, and does not improvise a procedure.

Read-only, no access to the PLC.

AURA only queries data the platform has already recorded. It cannot change a parameter, start a cycle, or send a command to the field: whoever uses it asks questions, and the operations stay where they have always been.

It runs inside the plant.

AURA answers from the plant server, alongside the rest of the platform. Production data does not leave the company network, unless you choose to connect an external service.

Conversations are not kept.

There is no archive of questions and answers: the conversation lives in the session of whoever is asking, and ends there. No history to retain, to export, or to secure.

Where it's available.

AURA is a feature of the Pro plan of ARIA MES/SCADA: the Lite and Track plans do not include it. It can be integrated across the suite — available today in ARIA MES/SCADA.

Referrer

You pass us the contact and we close it. No commitment and no demo to prepare: commission comes on the sale and on every renewal.

Reseller

You run the deal, with us in presales on the technical demos. Higher commission, and for established partners we consider reselling under your own name.