Industrial IoT platform
Your plant already has the data. This is where it goes.
Connect existing machines over MQTT or HTTP, keep every reading, and put it in front of the people who run the line.
Runs as multi-tenant cloud or on-prem from the same images. Arabic and English, RTL included.
Ingest
MQTT, HTTP and webhooks. Millisecond timestamps, stored in Timescale, never overwritten.
Understand
Dashboards, synthetic variables and analytics widgets your operators can read from the floor.
Act
Events with conditions, alerts to e-mail, SMS, Telegram or your own webhook.
Connect
Devices, variables and dots — no rewrite of your PLC layer
Every device gets an API key or MQTT credential from one token model. Tag devices by factory or line, filter by tags, and let each department see only its own rows.
- · MQTT with per-device credentials, HTTP for the rest
- · Ubidots-compatible endpoints, so existing gateways keep publishing
- · Retention, archive to object storage and restore
Build
Dashboards built once, read on every shift
Drag widgets onto a grid, pick the variables, and the same board follows a device picker across lines. Machine state, KPI strips, OEE, streaming charts and analytics.
- · Copy a board between lines, keep the widgets
- · Synthetic variables from expressions, evaluated in your timezone
- · Public portal boards with your own name and logo
Act
Alerts that reach a person, not a log file
Conditions on any variable or synthetic expression, quiet hours, shift-aware windows, and acknowledgement so a stopped line is somebody's job.
- · E-mail, SMS, Telegram, webhook and mobile push
- · Roles down to a permission, so a viewer can acknowledge but not edit
- · Every operator action written to an audit trail
Built next to real lines
MMS X grew out of running plants, not a whiteboard.
Manufacturing
Machine state, downtime reasons, OEE per line and per shift.
Cold chain
Temperature and humidity with excursion alerts and an exportable record.
Energy & utilities
Meters, compressors and chillers on one board, consumption by area.
Start on one line. Grow to the plant.
Four plans, from a single line to an enterprise deployment on your own hardware. Tell us what you run and we will size it with you.