MIRA reads the PLCs, meters, historians, spreadsheets and business systems you already run, and measures every machine, line and shift. She finds failing equipment, wasted energy and lost production, then tells you what to do, by when, and what it’s worth. She installs inside your own network and never writes to your control systems.
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Your CMMS, SCADA historian, energy meters, stores ledger and quality sheets each tell part of the story. MIRA joins them up. It measures OEE, energy per piece, MTBF, PM adherence and money lost per shift. It finds failing equipment, energy waste, scrap drift, over-billing, dead stock and missed PM. Then it proposes the fix, and a named person on your team approves it.
A structured rollout with low to no disruption to your live plant. MIRA delivers value from the data you have on day one, and every source you connect switches on more capability, with no customisation. Unlimited users and unlimited assets are included from day one.
Import work orders, equipment, PM, stock, visits and budget lines. 62 record types have ready-made CSV/Excel templates, or can be pushed by API. You get work-order management, the PM planner and adherence, maintenance KPIs, equipment health, Asset 360, spare-parts VED/FSN analysis, budget against actual, the Loss Ledger and the monthly executive pack. A go-live checklist names every plant fact still to declare.
Add production counts, inspections, changeovers and starvation events from the shop floor. You get OEE broken down by line, shift and model, SPC charts that flag a process before it drifts out of limits, first-pass-yield trends, recurring defect clusters, changeovers that are slowly taking longer, a Pareto of what starves each line, and a shift production report ready at handover.
Add meter readings, BMS and DG-fuel data and your tariff. You get warnings before maximum demand crosses contract demand, power factor and APFC health, time-of-day pricing, energy per piece, idle energy, compressed-air, water and DG variance, and a scope 1 and 2 emissions overview with India's CEA grid factor and IPCC 2006 fuel factors pre-loaded.
Connect PLC and SCADA signals over OPC-UA, Modbus TCP or RTU, Siemens S7, EtherNet/IP, MQTT 3.1.1 or 5 with Sparkplug B, or a historian. Every source is polled on its declared interval, and OPC UA HistoryRead backfills past data. You get machine state, PLC counters, shift targets, operator stop reasons, six big losses, a live shop-floor board with kiosk mode, and money lost per shift.
Ask MIRA a question in plain language. A supervisor sends it to the right specialist agent, such as Predictive Maintenance, Energy Optimization, Root Cause Analysis or Compliance Guardian. The specialist runs deterministic calculations on your own records and answers with its evidence. Every answer links to its agent run: what it read, what it concluded and what it recommended.
The Intelligence Router
Reads every question and sends it to the right specialist among the 36 agents, so your team never has to pick a bot. A check in the code means a question can never raise a work order or write to an external system.
Work-Order Lifecycle
Creates, assigns, prioritises and closes out work orders in MIRA's own records, with no ERP needed. It turns approved prescriptions into work orders through your approval gate, and learns from how each job was resolved.
Safety & Compliance
Tracks permits, LOTO, certifications, audits and expiries, and validates each work order against them. An unknown expiry is shown as unknown, never as safe.
Health, Risk & Condition
Scores the health of every asset daily, detects condition changes against each asset's own baseline, and checks whether the spare part is in stock before recommending a job.
The Director's Briefing
Plant KPIs, trends, safety summaries, facility comparisons and what-if analysis, in the language the board uses. Every figure carries its source.
Most plant software covers one job. MIRA's 36 agents work across all of them, so you stop stitching together point tools and run the plant from one set of trustworthy numbers.
Work orders, PM planner and adherence, technician dispatch, the maintenance window planner, FMEA, Weibull, RCA and the shutdown optimiser. Prescriptions refresh every hour on their own. Also vibration fault rules, spectra, time waveforms and repair verification that confirms a fix actually worked.
One register of every asset, with a daily 0–100 health score, the reasons behind it, and an Asset 360 timeline. Also criticality, a risk radar, a facility map and an equipment-move approval chain.
Machine state, PLC counters, shift targets, operator stop reasons and six big losses, plus a live shop-floor board with kiosk mode for a TV on the line. Also SPC with the Western Electric rules, FPY drift, defect clusters and MIL-STD-105E sampling plans.
One Loss Ledger across 18 loss types, and money lost per shift, line and plant at your declared rates, with the basis of each figure shown. An Action Plan picks the best fixes within your budget and crew.
Permits, LOTO, incidents, audits, inspections and certification expiries, tracked continuously. If a record is missing, MIRA says so instead of assuming you are compliant.
Skill-matched dispatch, rostered vs. checked-in staff, tomorrow's staffing readiness, shift briefings and handovers, and contractor bills checked against attendance.
Warnings before maximum demand crosses contract demand, power factor and APFC health, time-of-day tariff pricing, energy per piece, idle energy, compressed-air efficiency, water and DG-fuel variance, and scope 1 and 2 emissions, each figure showing its factor, source and year.
VED×FSN spares that separate insurance spares from dead stock, duplicate part codes, a consumables forecast with reorder points, a three-way match of order, receipt and invoice, supplier PPM, debit notes not yet raised, and AMC penalty tracking.
"Today at a glance", business impact, a site portfolio, scheduled energy and production reports, and a monthly board pack in Word, Excel and PDF. Validated Savings is the headline: savings count only after your own engineer approves them.
Every CMMS gives your team tools. MIRA gives your team a colleague who uses them. It measures, finds and prescribes around the clock, and it never shows a number it did not read or calculate.
| Feature / Capability | Traditional CMMS | MIRA |
|---|---|---|
| Finding problems | People read reports and spot trends | Health scoring, anomaly scans and fault rules run every day |
| Deciding what to do | An engineer works it out | A prescription with asset, component, action, act-by date, impact and spares status |
| Loss visibility | Downtime in hours, energy in kWh | Loss in money per shift, line and plant, with its basis shown |
| Energy | The monthly bill, after the fact | A maximum-demand warning before a breach, with the loads to defer |
| Missing data | A blank cell or a silent zero | Names what is missing and where to supply it. Never a guess |
| Automation | Fixed rules, or nothing | Acts only above thresholds you set. Everything else waits for a named approver |
| Proving ROI | A vendor's slide | Savings measured against your go-live baseline, each approved by your own engineer |
| Hardware | Often needs new sensors or gateways | Reads the PLCs, meters and historians you already have |
| Licensing & Scaling | Per-seat, per-asset fees | Unlimited users & unlimited assets, always |
| Security & standards evidence | A filled-in vendor questionnaire | SBOM, IEC 62443 self-assessment, ISO/IEC 27001 evidence pack and dated conformance runs, on screen |
| Deployment & Data Ownership | Forces a system migration | Installs in your network. Standalone with no rip-and-replace |
Every action type has its own confidence threshold, and your team sets each one: raising a predictive work order, quarantining equipment, auto-assigning a technician. Below the threshold, or when confidence is unknown, the action waits in an approval queue for a named person, and unanswered approvals expire under a policy you set. A question never triggers an action. Every step MIRA takes, and the policy it rested on, is recorded on the Decision Trail.
Reads your PLCs, meters, historians, work orders and business systems. A feed that goes silent is shown as unknown, never as zero.
Deterministic KPIs, fault rules and forecasts, interpreted by 36 specialist agents and ranked by urgency, with the evidence attached.
Acts above the threshold you set for that action type. Otherwise it asks a named approver. Every action is logged, explainable and auditable.
No rip-and-replace and no new hardware. MIRA installs inside your plant network and reads the machines, historians and business systems already running your plant. Its readers only dial out to your devices, and an automated check holds the line that MIRA never writes to control systems. You can also run it standalone, because MIRA has its own operational database and ready-made templates for 62 record types, so nothing needs to be connected on day one. Your current systems stay exactly as they are.
Native connectors for SAP (16 record types) and ERPNext / Frappe (35 record types): work orders, equipment, PM, materials, stock, purchase orders and invoices. Running something else, like Oracle, Maximo, Tally or an in-house system? It connects through the REST API or spreadsheet import, with nothing to replace.
Native readers for OPC-UA (tag browser, Machinery and DI nameplate recognition, HistoryRead backfill), Modbus TCP and RTU, Siemens S7, Allen-Bradley EtherNet/IP and MQTT 3.1.1 or 5 with Sparkplug B, plus historians including the OSIsoft PI Web API. Every source is polled on its declared interval. An optional read-only OPC UA server, off by default, publishes asset health to SCADA and MES.
Vibration, temperature, energy and utility readings from sensors you already own, CSV/Excel imports, a telemetry push API, a REST API with OpenAPI, signed webhooks for six events, and an MCP server so ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot can query MIRA with the user's own permissions. Industry 4.0 exchange through Asset Administration Shell, B2MML and MTP.
Security and procurement reviews ask how a plant system maps to IEC 62443, ISA-95, OPC UA and the Asset Administration Shell. MIRA answers on one screen, Settings → Standards & Compliance, with the code behind each requirement and dated test runs. MIRA maps to each standard's structure and does not claim a certification. Where the last step belongs to an outside body, such as ISASecure, an ISO/IEC 27001 auditor or the OPC Foundation, the evidence is prepared for that assessment.
An IEC 62443-4-2 self-assessment at Security Level 2, each requirement citing the code that implements it, IEC 62443-4-1 secure-development evidence, and one network conduit per protocol for your zone design.
MIRA reads your PLCs and SCADA. It does not write to them. An automated check that runs before every release fails the build if a reader or MIRA's OPC UA server gains a write path.
A CycloneDX software bill of materials and a dependency vulnerability scan before every push and every release, an ISO/IEC 27001 evidence pack and a penetration-test readiness pack.
OPC UA companion-spec recognition, HistoryRead backfill and a read-only, signed and encrypted OPC UA server. The official Eclipse Sparkplug TCK host tests run in the repository: 268 passed, 0 failed.
Import a Digital Nameplate from an .aasx file or AAS server (MIRA proposes, a person approves) and export each asset's condition view as an AAS file. An ISO 23247 twin view shows each attribute with its source.
ISA-95 roles on your equipment hierarchy, B2MML and MTP exchange, ISA-88 batch segments, an ISO 22400 KPI catalogue under every OEE and maintenance KPI, and ISO 55001 objectives measured by MIRA's own KPIs.
No risky pilot and no per-seat pricing. Bring a month of work orders, a meter export or a PLC tag list, and we'll show you what MIRA finds in your own plant. Unlimited users and unlimited assets are included from day one.