automotive, engineering goods, industrial equipment. Multi-machine, multi-BOM environments where production confirmation delays cost money.
chemicals, paints, specialty materials. Continuous batch flows where quality and yield data need to reach SAP before the next run starts.
heat tracking, yield management, and metallurgical results integrated into job-order costing.
GMP-compliant batch traceability, serialization, and real-time quality inspection integration.
allergen control, recipe management, and cold-chain sensor connectivity.
Production order confirmation, goods movements, and yield reporting from MES to S/4HANA in real time. Using SAP Integration Suite and SAP Digital Manufacturing.
Machine telemetry, process parameters, and quality sensor data ingested and mapped to SAP objects. OEE, downtime, and asset performance visible inside the enterprise system.
SCADA, PLC, and equipment interfaces connected to SAP through a governed integration layer. Production actuals flow up. Work orders and materials flow down.
Inspection lot results from laboratory and quality systems posted to SAP QM in real time. Batch decisions, usage decisions, and non-conformance management without manual entry.
With clean, real-time shop-floor data inside SAP, agentic AI can monitor production exceptions, trigger process responses, and surface decisions before they become incidents. The connected plant is the foundation of the autonomous enterprise.
Production doesn’t stop at go-live. Candent’s 24x7 AMS practice provides ongoing support, integration monitoring, and continuous improvement. The team that built the integration layer runs it.
Most Industry 4.0 programs get delayed or descoped because shop-floor integration is treated as a separate workstream. Scoped after blueprint. Delivered after go-live. Fixed in phase two.
Candent’s integration architects and SAP functional consultants work on the same team. MES connectivity, IoT data flows, and quality system interfaces are part of the blueprint, not an afterthought.
We map your OT landscape, MES systems, protocols, and data flows before integration design begins. The scope reflects the real environment.
Our integration architects join the SAP program from day one. Shop-floor connectivity is part of the blueprint, not a phase two.
Real-time shop-floor data inside SAP enables agentic AI monitoring, automated exception handling, and autonomous process responses. We build for that outcome from the start.
Programs are led by consultants with hands-on delivery in discrete manufacturing, process industries, foundry, and regulated environments.
The team that designed the integration layer provides ongoing support after go-live.
