Reflect the equipment hierarchy of your plant and areas.
NAZARE · Equipment context
Give every reading its manufacturing context.
A pressure reading is useful when you know which machine and measurement point it belongs to. Link plants, equipment, products and signals so people can understand them and AI can reference them.
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What changes on the shop floor
Equipment context
Manage controller tags with familiar names, units and descriptions.
Relate signals that mean the same thing across different machines.
Use the data catalog to find sources, owners and meaning, then reuse the right records.
NAZARE
Explore the tools behind your daily operations.
From connections and analysis to maintenance and administration: see what each screen helps you do.
Manage access and operating standards
Areas & equipment
Organize assets around your factory layout
Group machines by building, floor, area and equipment group, and connect each asset to its data source.
Signal data management
Use signal names and units people recognize
Assign names, descriptions and units to controller signals, choose visible fields and manage alarm and operating-state criteria.
Product management
Connect products to machines and operating criteria
Register products and models and associate their equipment, so analysis follows the product being made.
Connection & operating details
Representative connections: MODBUS (TCP/RTU/ASCII), MELSEC, FANUC and MSSQL. MES, ERP and QMS connect through available databases, files or APIs. Scope depends on equipment models, controller options and network conditions.
The same data, ready for the next task.
Start together
Tell us what you want to improve first.
Tell us about your equipment, data and priorities to review a path from connection to operations.