About Noltir
Industrial systems that stay reliable after go-live.
Noltir connects shopfloor equipment, industrial software and data so production teams can operate with confidence.
Industrial integration, from the shopfloor to enterprise systems.
Noltir solves the engineering problems that sit between automation, software, data and day-to-day operations.
We connect PLCs, sensors, test benches and tightening tools to ThingWorx, Kepware, MES, ERP, PLM, CRM, quality applications and industrial databases.
Engagements range from audit and architecture to implementation, commissioning, technical documentation and operational handover.
Where industrial data flows break down.
The visible symptom may be missing data or an unstable interface. The root cause is usually elsewhere.
Data arrives without context
A result is stored without the product, operation, equipment state or quality information required to act on it.
Interfaces fail silently
Messages are lost or rejected without acknowledgements, observability or a defined recovery path.
Manual workarounds become the process
Operators and support teams rely on paper, spreadsheets and repeated entry to bridge gaps between systems.
Pilots do not survive expansion
Naming, security, deployment, monitoring and documentation were not designed for additional lines, sites, vendors or long-term maintenance.
Why Noltir works differently.
Many projects split controls, IT, platform configuration, data architecture and documentation across separate suppliers. The handoffs become the risk.
We keep those disciplines within one engineering view, from the production event and interface contract to deployment, monitoring and recovery.
The same context carries through diagnosis, design, implementation, testing and handover, so the delivered solution remains supportable after go-live.
What we deliver.
Equipment connectivity
PLCs, sensors, test benches, gateways and connected tightening tools, tied to the correct product and operation.
Systems integration
Dependable data exchange across MES, ERP, PLM, CRM, ThingWorx, quality applications and industrial databases.
Industrial data architecture
UNS structures, governed naming, semantic models, event contracts and time-series data that retain meaning as the environment grows.
Production-ready delivery
Audit, design, implementation, commissioning, monitoring, recovery procedures and technical documentation.
When a demo works but production does not, we find the gap.
Bring us the symptom. We will trace it across equipment, interfaces, data and operating procedures.