Mission-critical monitoring, industrial automation & SCADA software - if airports, oil companies and railways trust us, so can you.

Industrial automation software sits between your plant and the people running it. It reads the PLCs, meters and field devices, puts what they are doing on a screen, and keeps the record. Without it you are walking rounds and reading panels that don't talk to each other. Ours meters and reconciles diesel across six BPCL rail depots and watches power at two international airports.

SCADA stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. In practice it means one screen that pulls live readings off equipment across a site, or across a dozen sites, so an operator can see a problem and do something about it. Alarms and history come with it, because after an incident someone always asks what the valve was doing at 3am. We build ours as web SCADA, reading existing hardware over PLC and Modbus.

The PLC does the controlling. It is wired to the equipment, runs the logic, and has no opinion about who is watching. The HMI is the panel at the machine, for whoever is standing in front of it. SCADA is what you add once one screen at one machine stops being enough: many PLCs, several sites, and history you can go back through. Most plants end up running all three.

There is no list price. What moves the number is how many sites it has to cover and how many kinds of device it has to read. One plant on a single PLC family is a small piece of work. Six depots with metering, reconciliation and reporting is not. We quote after a free assessment, once we have seen the sites and the protocols, and you don't pay per seat afterwards.

Buy off the shelf if your process looks like everyone else's and you want to be running next quarter. Have it built when it doesn't. Fuelling reconciliation, blending logic, an ESD sequence written for your site: those are the things packaged SCADA makes you work around. The other reason people build is the shape of the cost. Licence fees that grow with every tag and every client keep growing. A build doesn't.

Whatever the plant already speaks. Our SCADA software talks to field devices over PLC and Modbus, including Modbus TCP on the local network with no cloud involved, and drives web SCADA and HMI dashboards on top of them. Where kit has to report from somewhere nobody is standing, we connect it as an internet of things device feeding the same dashboards. You shouldn't have to replace working hardware to put better software on it.

We study your scope first and come back with an estimate. For a first site that is usually about a month. It goes live, runs, and the next one follows once it has settled. BPCL fuelling started in 2021 and reached six depots that way. Navi Mumbai and Bhogapuram airports went the same route. How long the whole programme runs comes down to how many sites you have and what we are integrating with, which is what the free assessment is for.

On a hazardous site that is most of the job. Fire, gas and emergency shutdown have to sit alongside ordinary process monitoring, refresh fast enough to be worth looking at, and log every state change for the incident review afterwards. We run this at the BPCL Jhansi LPG terminal as web SCADA and HMI, at roughly one-second refresh.

It is. The industrial internet of things is the wider idea: equipment that reports over a network instead of waiting for somebody to walk up to it. SCADA is one form of that, the form built for a plant and a control room, with supervisory control sitting on top of the readings. So if you already run SCADA you are already doing this, just inside one fence. The rest of it is the same job over longer distances. We built a solar operator a mobile app that reads inverters over Modbus and lets them act on what it finds, and that approach suits depots, substations and anything too far away to visit daily.

You do. The code, the data and the hosting are yours, with no per-seat licensing sitting on top. The team that writes it stays on to run it, which is the part most people care about more. Software is all we do, so if you already have an integrator or your own panel builders, we work behind them and the client relationship stays yours.