Usage context
Context
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Context
An integration layer is installed when a defined, traceable data flow is needed between ERP, MES and SCADA.
Data infrastructure & integration
ERP – MES – SCADA Integration Layer
An integration layer that sets up two-way, traceable data flow between ERP, MES and SCADA.
Solution flow
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Context
An integration layer is installed when a defined, traceable data flow is needed between ERP, MES and SCADA.
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What we do
We map messages, master data and events between field and enterprise systems; authorization, logging and error records per flow are written in the project definition.
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What you get
Running integration flows, traceable logs and acceptance-test records.
Our approach
What we do
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What we do
We map messages, master data and events between field and enterprise systems; authorization, logging and error records per flow are written in the project definition.
Deliverables
What you get
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What you get
Running integration flows, traceable logs and acceptance-test records.
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How we verify
Every integration flow is run end to end in acceptance testing; the logs show that sent and received messages match and that error and retry records are kept.
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What is required
Requires test-environment access to the ERP, MES and SCADA systems, interface documentation and master-data mapping, and a shared test window with each system's owner.
How it works
When a defined data flow is set between ERP, MES and SCADA, transfer records and reconciliation stay on the same chain. The integration layer writes source and target fields in the project definition.
Invisible loss and latency
When a defined transfer runs between ERP, MES and SCADA, which records arrived and where delay occurred can be read from the record chain. Reconciliation follows the field mapping in the project definition.
Mapped messages and master data
Messages, master data and events are mapped between field and enterprise systems. Authorization, logging and error records per flow are written in the project definition; retries and failure states are tied to defined behaviour.
End-to-end acceptance
Every flow is run start to finish in acceptance testing; the logs show that sent and received messages match and errors are caught. The acceptance record is the basis for going live.
What comes next
Once the flows are stable, planning, traceability and reporting extend on the same integration layer.
Record chain
Record context
From obligation to measured record to produced output.
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Obligation / requirement
Production, traceability or quality record obligation
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Required record
Shop-floor production and process records
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What AEON produces
Timestamped operational records from measurement
What's included
- Plan-to-production reconciliation
- Bidirectional order and feedback flow
- Integration error rate dashboard
- Two-way flow between ERP, MES and SCADA
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