Acquire, record, alert, show.
What Meshvise does with your data, from the machine to the dashboard.
All your machines, whatever the brand
Thirteen protocols included, no module to buy per brand.
Each device is read at its own pace. Devices that can describe themselves hand over their list of points, the others are declared in the interface. When a device stops answering, Meshvise says so instead of freezing its last value.
All the history, on your premises
Every value is recorded and kept for as long as you decide, on your server. Your data stays yours.
Alarms that matter
Tuned not to ring for nothing, they warn the right person by email. Each one keeps track of who took it on, and when.
Indicators, already calculated
Availability, downtime, energy used while stopped: every machine arrives with its indicators. When data is missing, the indicator says so instead of showing a wrong figure.
Your dashboards, no code
Trends, gauges, key figures, alarms: everyone builds their screens with the mouse, and one dashboard can be reused from one machine to the next.
Synoptics
Your installations drawn in the browser and animated by live values. An authorised operator acts on the equipment straight from the diagram.
The whole site, live
Every point, organised the way you want: by building, by line, by function.
Rules without programming
Calculations, comparisons, logic conditions: the site's logic is built by connecting blocks.
Who changed this threshold, and when?
Every change is dated and signed. If a change hurt production, you roll back in one click.
Everyone in their place
Everyone sees and does what their role allows, with the company's accounts. Access is withdrawn in one move.
An installation that holds
Acquisition carries on even if a service goes down, and the state of every component reads at a glance. No data leaves your site.
Plugging AI into the shop floor
Your company's AI finally reads the shop floor, and answers questions simply, without any need for manual analysis.
- Copilot
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Or any other assistant
Your company connects the assistant it already uses, through MCP, the open standard that links AI to software.
Meshvise is built to be used by AI: every machine, measurement and indicator carries a clear name and a known quality, which is what an AI needs to answer correctly.