With the help of protocol adapters (including OPC-UA, Modbus TCP/RTU, Ethernet IP, Profibus, Profinet), the azeti SiteController can provide access to valuable data from the production environment.

Based on user-defined logic, unusual or even critical events can be quickly detected and alarms generated. Scripts can also be executed locally to automate actions or perform mathematical calculations. 

So-called watchdogs ensure that the SiteController operates reliably. They locally monitor the SiteController itself as well as the hardware on which the software runs. 

The data exchange works bi-directionally. Thus, the azeti SiteController can also receive and execute configuration files, updates or scripts. 

Within the azeti Cloud, data is distributed to different services and processed further, depending on the type and job, using modern micro-services architecture. 

Subsequently, this data can be combined and further enriched or exchanged with other applications using APIs. 

The high-performant time series database allows data to be stored in high resolution and enables rapid access to both current and historical data. 

With the help of the platform, users can create new data sources and configurations, deploy software updates or adjust stored threshold values. Services such as user or alarm management are also provided centrally via the azeti Cloud.

Depending on the use case, the status, utilization and performance of machines and production systems can be displayed and compared over time.

The azeti IoT platform can provide captured machine and process data for OEE reporting or resource or maintenance planning. The data can also be integrated into existing alarming and ticketing systems to provide detailed information around machines and processes. 

The platform is designed to collect and provide data from the production environment 24/7. Machine learning models can use azeti as a central source to be continuously provided with historical and live data.