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Bring machines, meters, tanks, steam, energy, cold rooms, and inventory into one live record.


What is happening across my operation right now?
Real-time industrial operations intelligence that sits beside existing PLC and SCADA systems
Live is meant for operations, production, and utility teams who need one live picture of machines, energy, assets, warehouse flow, and maintenance signals — beside the PLC and SCADA layer they already trust.
Live covers the operational signals and workflows teams need in one connected application.
Live is built to consume machine and SCADA-context signals where they already exist, and to add edge connectivity only where the floor still goes dark. Source types below are integration approaches, not a list of completed connectors.
Common starting wedges where Live delivers day-to-day operational value.
Illustrative Neo Agent exchange: figures computed in code, prose around them, Source line from what was fetched.
Shift SupervisorWhat’s the current level of ST7, and how much oil came in this shift?
ST7’s live level is reported from the allowed tank reading. Intake for the current shift window is reconstructed from level history after the 6:00 AM production-day start — not by summing a lifetime totalizer. Ambiguous names would have been clarified before answering.
A practical sequence from connection to coordinated follow-up for this application.
Bring machines, meters, tanks, steam, energy, cold rooms, and inventory into one live record.
Align status, downtime, energy, and WIP onto shared assets and lines.
Surface variance while the shift can still recover — including Neo’s rule-based attention scan.
Neo Agent computes live readings, analysis, steam balances, and inventory figures in code, then writes the sentence with a Source line.
Download Excel or PDF reports from Neo, confirm inventory writes explicitly, and route alerts to owners.
A model for Live dashboards with Neo Agent nearby — live readings, shift windows from 6:00 AM, steam and inventory questions answered with Source lines.
Ask for the current ST7 level, today’s steam by department from 6:00 AM, and a PDF for Cold Room 2 last week — then check the Source line on each reply.
Outcome-focused delivery that leans on this product.
Know where utilities are consumed, wasted, and drifting before cost becomes tomorrow's surprise.
ExploreSee throughput, bottlenecks, downtime, and variance while production is still recoverable, using line and machine signals from the systems you already trust — including SCADA and PLC context.
ExploreFind assets, understand utilization, and detect delays before they disrupt operations.
ExploreConnect warehouse movement with operational demand and traceability.
ExploreConnect condition and runtime signals — from meters, sensors, or existing SCADA and PLC paths — to SOPs, work orders, and recommendations instead of inventing a second control room.
ExploreEach one brings its own operating context, data sources, and evidence expectations.
Textile operations combine production, dyeing, WIP, lots, trolleys, utilities, maintenance, quality, warehouse, buyer compliance, and management reporting.
ExploreFast-moving operations need reliable visibility across production lines, quality, packaging, warehouse, utilities, and dispatch.
ExploreFood and beverage sites need traceable, timely intelligence across production, utilities, quality, safety, and compliance.
ExploreManufacturers need connected visibility across machines, production, maintenance, warehouse movement, quality, and management actions.
ExploreWarehouses and logistics teams need accurate movement, location, dispatch, safety, and exception intelligence.
ExploreStraight answers on what this capability covers, how it connects, and where teams usually begin.
The application for production, machines, energy, utilities, assets, warehouse, maintenance signals, and operational status — without asking you to rip out the control layer you already run.
Machines, Meters, PLC/SCADA, ERP/MES, Sensors, Databases. These are integration approaches and source types rather than connectors that are claimed as complete.
No. Live sits beside existing PLC and SCADA systems. Where those feeds already exist, Live consumes them into the shared operational record. Edge connectivity is added only where coverage is missing.
Neo Agent is the operations assistant inside Visibility Live. It sits as a floating chat on dashboards and as Command Center. The model writes the sentence; Python owns the number. Answers are scoped to assets and stock the signed-in user can see, and data replies end with a Source line.
Neo Agent lives in Live. It answers plant questions — live readings, analysis, steam, anomalies, inventory, and reports — from session-scoped assets, with grounding checks and Source lines.
Most teams connect one high-value Live area — tanks, steam, energy, cold rooms, or inventory — then ask Neo Agent the same questions operators already ask on the floor.
Connect your existing systems — including SCADA and PLC feeds where they already run — with Visibility Bots.
Tell us which operations, SCADA or PLC feeds, documents, or workflows you want to connect first.