Catch the Problem Before It Stops the Line.

Most SCADA alert systems only cover the machines they were originally configured for, and their notification routing is often a single shared email address or a screen nobody watches at 2am. UMH connects alongside your existing SCADA, adds the machines it doesn't reach, and routes alerts with the context, role-based targeting, and channel flexibility your current setup lacks. Many customers run both in parallel and consolidate over time.

Yes. UMH alert rules support reduction functions including average, min, and max over configurable time windows. You can fire an alert when a value averages above a limit over the last 30 minutes, or when two conditions occur simultaneously — for example, temperature rising while cycle time increases. This lets you detect gradual degradation, not just hard failures.

First machine connection through the Management Console typically takes under 90 seconds. Getting alert rules, notification routing, and role-specific dashboards configured for a first production line typically runs 4–6 weeks in a production pilot. Template reuse means subsequent lines and sites go significantly faster.

UMH reads the data your machines already expose through their PLCs and existing protocols. No new sensors or hardware are required to get started. If you want to add dedicated condition monitoring sensors for vibration or thermal data, UMH can ingest those too — via IO-Link, OPC UA, or Modbus — and combine them with machine signals in the same dashboard.