OmniusGrid
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Spreadsheets, PDFs, photos, audio, video and live sensor feeds — one platform, one answer. Ask in plain language and get a risk-scored answer with its reasoning shown and the actions attached.
Just ask. It correlates.
The canonical question, answered end to end.
Enterprise data — ERP orders, invoices, shipments, quality records — holds half the story. Smart machines and smart factories produce the other half. The gains come when the two meet: transparency, flexibility, better decisions.
But that data lives scattered — ERP, MES, spreadsheets, cameras, sensors.
OmniusGrid is the solution.
Every format — Excel, PDFs, photos, audio, video, live sensors — one context
Shop floor → logistics → financials → customer, correlated end to end
Ask in plain language; get risk-scored answers with recommended actions
Excel tabs, PDFs, a whiteboard photo, live feeds — one session, one question. Nothing to wrangle into shape first, and no schema to agree on before you can ask.
Every ERP, synced live
Shop floor → logistics → financials → customer, correlated end to end.
This is a real investigation surface: the question asked in plain language, and the answer that comes back correlated across every source the plant already had.
Scrap rate rose 3.4% between Jul 1–7. Correlating all six sources points to a single chain of events:
An asset on the floor, the yard outside it and the freight between sites are usually three systems that disagree. Here they are one. Every pane below is OmniusGrid itself, running on the demo dataset it ships with.
A stamping press, its live alarms and the OEE the shift is judged on — one screen, not four systems.
Schuler MC-250 • SCH-MC250-01machinery
Wire feed stalled — cell held
high • WIRE_FEED_FAULT • 09/11/2026 09:39:31 PM
Discharge temperature above threshold
medium • DISCHARGE_TEMP_HIGH • 09/11/2026 08:39:31 PM
Spindle bearing temperature elevated
low • SPINDLE_WARN • 09/11/2026 07:39:31 PM
Die protection tripped on misfeed
critical • DIE_PROTECTION_TRIP • 09/10/2026 09:39:31 PM
Availability
91.0%
Uptime vs planned time
Performance
85.0%
Speed vs ideal cycle time
Quality
99.0%
Good units vs total (1228/1240)
OEE
78.0%
Availability × Performance × Quality
State breakdown · Last 24 hours
Tonnage, strokes, die temperature and shut height as the press reports them — and the commands that act on what they say.
press tonnage
340t
10:39:35 PM
strokes per_min
45SPM
10:39:35 PM
die temperature
61.4°C
10:39:35 PM
shut height
268.4mm
10:39:35 PM
counterbalance pressure
4.9bar
10:39:35 PM
Stamping Press #1
Immediately halts all operations. Use with caution.
Range: 10 - 200
Trailers, dwell time and the detention it is costing right now — with the dock doors they are waiting on.
Total Trailers
4
In Yard
2
Docked
1
In Transit
1
Detention Risk
2
Detention Cost
$525
Available Doors
1
Today's Appts
2
GHI-3456
Swift Transportation • ZONE-A-05
$450
4h 0m excess
| Trailer | Status | Carrier | Location | Duration | Detention | Contents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TR-2024-001 ABC-1234 | docked | Swift Transportation | DOCK-A1 | 2h 0m | $0 | SL-998877 |
TR-2024-002 XYZ-5678 | yard | Schneider National | ZONE-B-12 | 4h 0m | $75 | SL-998878 |
TR-2024-003 DEF-9012 | in transit | JB Hunt | - | 1h 0m | $0 | - |
TR-2024-004 GHI-3456 | yard | Swift Transportation | ZONE-A-05 | 6h 0m | $450 | SL-998879 |
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occupied
Occupied by:
ABC-1234
—
available
—
reserved
—
maintenance
Shipments, carriers and hours-of-service, with the telematics labelled for what they are.
Total Shipments
3
In Transit
2
Delivered
0
Planned
1
Active Drivers
2
HOS Violations
1
Carriers
3
CT-PAT Cert
2
Simulated telematics. Not measured from a device and not valid for DOT/ELD compliance reporting.
Devices
3
Active
2
Drivers
4
On Duty
2
Distance Today
1250 mi
Fuel Efficiency
7.4 mpg
| Shipment | Status | Carrier | Route | ETA | Freight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SHP-2024-0001 PO-78234 | in transit | Swift Transportation | Chicago → Los Angeles | 9/12/2026 | $2850.00 |
SHP-2024-0002 PO-78235 | in transit | Schneider National | Denver → Dallas | 9/12/2026 | $3200.00 |
SHP-2024-0003 PO-78236 | planned | JB Hunt | Houston → Atlanta | 9/14/2026 | $4500.00 |
One record, read four ways. The press, the trailer waiting on its dock and the shipment it is going out on are the same data — which is why the detention clock and the production schedule can finally be compared.
See the true load, health and headroom of every line — and grow on evidence, not intuition.
63% load streaming → +20% green-lit. Capacity found, not bought.
Every answer arrives scored, with recommended actions you assign to a department in one click.
One approval — Purchasing and the floor move together.
Freight, yard and delivery capacity in one picture — commit to more volume knowing OTIF holds.
Freight and yard say yes before you commit the volume.
Most industrial AI wants sensor access on day one, which means a network conversation, an IT review and a quarter of delay. We invert it. Your enterprise data leads — it's already complete, already yours, and it already contains the answer.
Spreadsheets, PDFs and ERP records correlated into one picture of the plant. No machine access and no network change, and eight live ERP integrations span SAP through QuickBooks.
Machine telemetry joins the picture, then camera feeds. Same engine, same contract, same vendor — no second integration project and nothing to re-procure.
PPE compliance, safe human-machine interaction and restricted-zone monitoring on cameras that are already installed. A different budget line and usually a different buyer, but nothing new to deploy.
You don't have to take our word for any of this, and you don't have to commit a plant to find out.
Bring one real question from your floor — the one that currently takes a meeting to answer. We show you what the engine does with it.
Working only from your historical data, the model has to predict at least three known past production bottlenecks. You already know the answers, so you can score us honestly.
Scoped before it starts, documents only to begin. Machines and cameras join later, on your schedule.