PLCs, SCADA, historians — the data is already there. The analysis isn’t.
SCADA was built to operate the process, not to analyze equipment health. A fixed alarm fires when the limit is crossed — which means the problem has already arrived. Meanwhile the historian quietly logs years of data nobody reads, and the equipment that actually takes the plant down — the compressor, the genset, the pumps — often never made it onto the HMI at all. Veritas Data designs and builds the analysis layer your control system doesn’t have: we tap it read-only, learn each tag’s normal, and warn you days before your alarm would — with the likely cause and the next step attached.
You’ve already paid for the instrumentation, the wiring, the tags, the historian licenses. The gap between what that system records and what anyone learns from it is where the surprise outage lives. The drift that ends in a 2 a.m. callout is almost always visible in the data for days or weeks first — visible, logged, and unwatched. Closing that gap doesn’t take new instruments. It takes an analyst that never stops reading them.
The same analytics spine behind every Veritas system — reading the data your PLCs and SCADA already produce.
A read-only window on the tags you already trust — plus the orphan equipment your HMI never covered.
Learned normal per tag, drift flagged while your alarm limits are still quiet — ranked, not flooded.
The likely cause and the next step, routed to the right person — with the trend history to justify the work order.
One heat-exchanger loop, with sample data — not a live system. The dashed line is your existing SCADA alarm limit. Drive the scenarios and watch when our early warning fires versus when your alarm would. That gap — measured in days — is what we build.
We subscribe to the tags your PLCs and SCADA already publish. Never a write, never a setpoint change, never a touch on the logic or the interlocks.
Where OPC-UA isn’t exposed, we read Modbus TCP or import from the historian instead — and we deploy to respect your segmentation and change-management, not around it.
Process tags and orphan equipment — compressors, gensets, pumps — side by side in a single learned-baseline view, across every site.
Read-only subscriptions, parallel analysis, recommendations only. Your PLC programs, interlocks, and safety systems stay exactly as your integrator left them — that’s the answer that gets IT, OT, and the plant manager to the same yes.
Plants where SCADA runs the line but nobody has time to read the historian — and the surprise failure is always in equipment the HMI barely shows.
Lift stations, treatment plants, distributed assets — alarm floods at 3 a.m. and a truck roll to find out it was nothing. Or wasn’t.
Integrators who want to offer their customers the analysis layer — without taking on another control system, or another liability.
Tell us what runs your process — we’ll design the analysis layer around it, read-only.
Book a consultation →Horacio De La Cruz · 305.295.2729 · hdelacruz@veritas-data.io