PLC Command Bridge
Proposed controller commands through a validated bridge and local equipment interlocks.
View listingProposed controller commands through a validated bridge and local equipment interlocks.
View listingController tags, structures, and tag lists from ControlLogix and CompactLogix controllers over EtherNet/IP CIP services.
View listingPI Points, AF elements, attributes, event frames, and streaming values from the PI System over PI Web API.
View listingAssets, time series, data points, events, files, and data-model instances from Cognite Data Fusion through the CDF API.
View listingSales orders, jobs, operations, inventory, shipments, and NCRs from the Fulcrum Public API for job shops.
View listingModeled instances, connection inputs and outputs, and pipeline endpoints from HighByte Intelligence Hub's REST Data Server.
View listingGateway configuration resources, deployment modes, and sync state from Ignition 8.3 through its token-authenticated HTTP API.
View listingTag values, channel and device definitions, and server logs from KEPServerEX through the Configuration API and IoT Gateway.
View listingDevice tags, tag values and status, host metrics, and integrations from Litmus Edge through its REST and GraphQL API.
View listingMachine states, alarms, downtime annotations, and production rollups from MachineMetrics through its GraphQL and REST APIs.
View listingDevice memory, labels, and CPU state from MELSEC iQ-R, Q, and L series controllers over SLMP 3E and 4E frames on Ethernet.
View listingLine, run, batch, and state intervals, scrap and yield, targets, and OQL metrics from the Oden API v2.
View listingSales orders, jobs, production and scrap history, inventory, and workcenter status from Plex through the connect.plex.com APIs.
View listingSignals, conditions, capsules, scalars, and workbooks from Seeq through its REST API and the SPy Python module.
View listingMachine cycles, downtimes, parts, line data, and KPIs from Sight Machine through its Python SDK, Dashboard API, and ODBC access.
View listingPLC tags, data blocks, server methods, and controller alarms from the OPC UA server built into SIMATIC S7-1500 CPUs.
View listingNetwork-published variables from NJ/NX-series machine controllers through the CPU Unit's OPC UA server, plus EtherNet/IP tag data.
View listingTable records, stations, users, and machine attributes from Tulip through the v3 and namespaced REST APIs.
View listingPLC symbols, process images, and device state from TwinCAT 3 runtimes over Beckhoff's ADS protocol, with change notifications.
View listingOperators read from connections and signals like these and propose changes for your approval.
Review line exceptions and propose reroutes, reschedules, or dispatches.
Review equipment telemetry and propose maintenance work orders for suspected faults.
Pins each unplanned stop to a station and cause from PLC faults and operator reason codes. Proposes work orders for repeat stops.
Times each station's cycles from controller timestamps against the SKU standard and proposes a parameter check or a standard update.
Reads the released work order queue and the recipe on the line, and proposes an order sequence and changeover window that cuts setup time.
The timeline behind a flagged incident built from events, deploys, and customer contacts, with a root-cause summary and tasks proposed.
Submeter totals checked against the main meter, with stuck, gapped, or stepped readings raised as an investigation ticket.
Review energy demand and propose pre-cooling or staged loads within equipment and comfort limits.
Every listing here documents one system: what Fibric reads from it, what it can propose, what it needs, and where it stops. Reference listings describe the vendor's published interfaces; Fibric builds them under a managed deployment when you request them. Selecting a listing installs nothing.
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