IndustryManufacturing

Keep the line supplied, the plant network known and vendor access on the record

A stopped line is the costliest hour in a factory, whether the cause is a missing material or an attack on plant IT. Rudratic helps manufacturers keep raw materials above their reorder points, find every device on the plant network, control the vendors who maintain machines and servers, and automate patching with an approval step.

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What manufacturers have to get right

  1. 01

    Materials before the line needs them

    A missing casting or a dry hydraulic tank stops an assembly line. Low stock has to be seen before it becomes zero stock.

  2. 02

    A target for ransomware

    Industry reports for 2025 put manufacturing as the sector most hit by ransomware, with supply-chain access a growing way in.

  3. 03

    Machine vendors and old servers

    Equipment makers need remote access to maintain machines and historians, and plant servers are often patched late because nobody wants to stop production.

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Keep the line running

Turn the shift dial or run the shift. Materials drain towards their reorder points, and the event log shows what each product recorded on the same shift.

06:00Shift A · 06:00 to 14:00
  • OKSteel coil CR 1.2 mm24 t
  • OKHex bolt M109,000 pcs
  • OKGearbox housing220 pcs
  • OKHydraulic oil ISO 46800 L
  • OKPackaging carton1,500 pcs

Event log Sample shift and figures

Turn the dial or run the shift to see what each product records.

How it works

How Rudratic fits a plant

  1. Materials above reorder

    Minimum stock and reorder points per SKU, low and zero stock alerts, and material requests with approvals, purchase orders and goods receipts.

    SyncVentory
  2. Every device, one record

    Agentless discovery across CIDR ranges, directories and clouds, over SNMP and the protocols the network already speaks, with one record per device even when its address changes.

    SWOT Radar
  3. Vendor access, recorded

    Machine and software vendors get one system for one window, in a browser, recorded, instead of a standing remote account.

    SWOT PAM
  4. Patching with a gate

    Agentless workflows over SSH and WinRM that stop at a manual gate, so a patch run on plant servers waits for the shift lead’s approval.

    FlowForge

Questions

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How does Rudratic help a manufacturer avoid stock-outs?

SyncVentory holds a minimum stock and reorder point for each SKU and raises low and zero stock alerts, so the storekeeper can raise a material request before a line runs short.

Can SWOT Radar find devices on a plant network?

SWOT Radar discovers devices without agents across CIDR ranges, directories and clouds over the protocols the network already uses, including SNMP, and classifies container endpoints, printers and OT protocols. Each device keeps one record even when its address changes.

How do machine vendors get remote access?

With SWOT PAM, a vendor requests access to one system for a set window. Once approved, the session runs in a browser, is recorded, and ends when the window closes.

Can patching wait for production?

Yes. A FlowForge workflow can stop at a manual gate until someone approves, so a patch or restart on plant servers runs only when the shift lead says so.

Does SWOT HR handle shift work?

Yes. SWOT HR supports fixed or flexible shifts with grace periods, late-coming penalties, automatic half-day thresholds and overtime worked out at punch-out.

See it on your own systems

A walk-through of SyncVentory, SWOT Radar, SWOT PAM, FlowForge and SWOT HR with the team that builds them.

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