It shows its work
Source, table and row lineage on every correlation — the exact join key, the records that matched, and the records that didn't.
OmniusGrid
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It takes the files a factory already has — ERP orders, invoices, shipments, quality records — and the machine data it already streams, and makes them answer questions together. In plain language, with a score, the reasoning shown and a one-click action.
Sales just called. Big rush order. Can we take it?
Documents only to start. No machine access, no network change.
Galena & Chicago, Illinois · Dubuque, Iowa
Three sources resolved into one capacity picture.
Alarms arrive tied to the machine that raised them — not as a code you look up.
The work order writes itself from the answer, then goes to a named person.
Every answer arrives with the next steps attached, waiting on one approval.
Detention is flagged in the yard, not discovered on next month's invoice.
So every answer carries a score, the rows it was built from, and an action somebody can approve — not a chart to interpret at the Monday meeting.
They're better together and neither one needs the other. Buy either on its own.
OmniusGridSource, table and row lineage on every correlation — the exact join key, the records that matched, and the records that didn't.
Ask it for a cause and it returns a causal confidence of 0.0 with an explicit guardrail. That's a property of the output, not fine print.
Operational change requires supervisor approval, and action assessment fails closed. When it isn't sure, nothing moves.
A hash-chained audit trail, chained per organisation, so what the system concluded and when survives outside scrutiny.
The hardest part of industrial software is usually the installation. We removed it from the front of the process. OmniusGrid starts with the files your plant already produces — so the first answer arrives before anyone touches a machine, opens a port, or schedules downtime.
Documents and ERP records only. No network change, no PLC work, no downtime window, no IT review to clear first.
Eight live integrations, SAP through QuickBooks. It reads what you already run rather than asking you to move to a new system.
A press from the nineties and a cell installed last quarter arrive on the same collector base class. You don't have to make the floor uniform before you get an answer.
Genetec or Milestone stay exactly where they are. Correlating across the camera estate is the job — displacing it isn't.
Already integration-graded, among others:
30.5% of America's mid-market manufacturing sites sit in our eight states, and every one of them is inside a day's drive — which is what keeps site surveys and calibration economical rather than a line item. We expand outward from that core, not by planting a flag on a coast and hoping the service radius stretches.
Not a requirements document and not a procurement process — one real question, the kind that currently takes a meeting or a week. Thirty minutes is usually enough to show you whether the answer was already sitting in your own files.