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One connected platform

From sensor alert to wrench-turn — on one connected platform.

Most operations run on four disconnected systems — a historian, an analytics tool, a CMMS, and a BI stack — stitched together with spreadsheets and re-keyed data. TwinEdge is one platform: edge, DataOps, digital twin, governed AI, EAM/CMMS, field, and industry modules that all read and write the same operating record. The connection is the product.

ONE OPERATING RECORD — EVERY PRODUCT READS AND WRITES THE SAME TRUTHONE OPERATINGRECORDshared context · one truthCONNECTEdge OS · Collectors · IntegrationsCONTEXTDataOps · Digital TwinINTELLIGENCEAI Agents · AnalyticsEXECUTIONAssetOps EAM · Field · Capital · API/MCPOPERATING MODULESWater · Wastewater · Chemical · Facility

The cost of disconnection is the integration tax

Every separate tool is another integration to build, another export to reconcile, another seam where the truth drifts. The math is unforgiving: four tools mean six connections to maintain; six tools mean fifteen. One operating record means zero.

WITHOUT — FOUR DISCONNECTED TOOLSHistorianAnalyticsCMMSBI4 tools = 6 integrations to maintainre-keyed data · seams · no shared truthWITH TWINEDGE — ONE CONNECTED RECORDHistoryAnalyticsWorkBIONERECORD1 platform = 0 integrations to maintainone truth · no re-stitching · 4–5× fewer vendors

The loop only closes when it is one platform

A reading is only worth something if it ends in the right work — and the work is only worth something if it feeds the next decision. On disconnected tools the loop breaks at every export. On TwinEdge it runs end to end, and every lap makes the next one smarter.

FROM SENSOR ALERT TO WRENCH-TURN — AND BACK. ONE CLOSED LOOP.ONE CLOSEDLOOPno exports · no re-keyingSenseEdgeModelTwinDetectAnalyticsRecommendAgentsApproveGovernanceWorkAssetOpsClose outFieldPlanCapital

One family, five layers, one record

The TwinEdge family spans the whole operation — from the protocol on the wire to the capital plan in the boardroom. Each product is useful on its own. Together, sharing one operating record, they are something no competitor offers in a single platform.

Connect

Edge runtime, collectors, and integrations bring OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, historians, GIS, and CMMS into one stream.

TwinEdge OSCollectorsIntegrations

Context

DataOps and the digital twin turn raw tags into a governed, physics-aware asset model the rest of the platform trusts.

DataOps WorkbenchDigital Twin Engine

Intelligence

Physics analytics and governed AI agents explain what is happening, predict what is next, and draft the action.

AI & AnalyticsAgentic Analytics

Execution

AssetOps EAM/CMMS, Field, Capital Planning, and API/MCP turn approved recommendations into work, evidence, and plans.

AssetOps EAMFieldCapital PlanningAPI & MCP

Operating Modules

Industry packs for water, wastewater, chemical, water loss, and facilities add the workflows each operation runs on.

Water OSWastewater OSChemical OSWater Loss OSFacility OS

Why connected beats best-of-breed

Best-of-breed sounds safe until you add up the seams. A connected platform is not just fewer logins — it is fewer places for the truth to break.

No integration tax

Four point tools need six integrations to keep in sync — forever. One operating record needs none. The data is already together.

Maintenance by condition, not calendar

Your current CMMS schedules by date because it cannot see the equipment. TwinEdge CMMS schedules by actual condition — because it is connected to the physics.

One audit trail, end to end

Reading, recommendation, approval, work order, closeout, and capital decision share one record — so every action traces back to its evidence.

Start anywhere

Overlay the SCADA, historian, and CMMS you already run, or adopt the TwinEdge modules that replace them. Either way, it is one connected record.

What the connection is worth

Modeled projection

Indicative figures from physics-based modeling of a connected operation versus a stack of point tools. Your numbers depend on asset mix, current vendors, and maintenance posture — we build the model with your data during evaluation.

4–5×

Fewer software vendors

One platform replaces the historian, analytics, CMMS, and BI stack.

30–50%

Less unplanned downtime

Modeled reduction when detection, work, and parts share one record.

15–25%

Longer asset life

Condition-based replacement instead of calendar swaps, with the evidence to defend it.

Figures are modeled, physics-based projections for illustration — not measured customer results.

See the whole operation on one record

Walk one workflow end to end — from a sensor reading to the work order, the closeout, and the capital plan — and watch it never leave the platform.