We help factories turn hidden losses into profit. We identify real downtime, measure actual efficiency and utility consumption, and give you full traceability with paperless records.
One partner for the whole journey, under one contract. Industry 3.0 — we automate the plant: PLC, SCADA and commissioning. Industry 4.0 — Smart Insight connects and measures it: paperless records, live KPI and OEE, utilities and traceability. Industry 5.0 — Industrial Intelligence: AI answers from your own plant data and flags a failure before the alarm does. Brownfield or greenfield, each step builds on the one before.
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Network architecture · I/O testing · PLC programming · SCADA & HMI · integration · commissioning
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Paperless records · real-time KPI & OEE · zero manual entry · batch management · energy & traceability · SAP / ERP integration
Quick answers with the source shown · root cause in plain English · alongside the MRO Tool and Production Planner — on your own data, inside your factory
Category images are illustrative. The CIP table and chatbot answer are demo data — the same sample plant dataset as the chatbot at the top of this page.
SustEL builds one tailor-made web application that sits between your PLC and SAP / ERP — all four functions together, data stored on your own servers, reachable from any browser at any site.
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If your process is batched, recipe-driven and cleaned down between products — liquid, powder or semi-solid — the engineering transfers. What changes is the product, not the discipline.
Milk reception, separation, pasteurisation, cheese vats, cheddaring and block forming — with the CIP that keeps it all food-safe.
Batch cooking, blending, dosing and thermal processing — recipe control that holds the same product spec across every shift.
Syrup room, sugar dissolving, blending and standardisation through to filling-line integration and full batch traceability.
Cook, chill, fill and seal — sequencing and interlocks built so a hygiene-critical line runs to schedule, not to the operator's memory.
Extraction, blending and UHT for alternative proteins and plant milks — the same hygienic discipline, a newer product category.
Centralised CIP, batch tracking, inline quality and traceability, network architecture, interlock and safety logic across every segment above.
A greenfield project forgives mistakes; a brownfield upgrade does not. Our work is scoped around the shutdown you already have — not one we ask you to create.
As-built I/O, existing logic and the interlock matrix documented before anything is touched.
New logic written and proved against a simulated plant, before a byte reaches your PLC.
Cutover inside a window you already have — a CIP slot, a changeover, a weekend — with the previous program retained and restorable.
Once the line is stable and measured, the same plant data becomes reporting, then prediction.
One contract, one accountable party. The engineer who writes the logic is on your site for the cutover — not a subcontractor meeting your plant for the first time that night.
Your current PLC and SCADA programs and an as-built I/O list — or the time for us to produce one — plus access during a planned shutdown and one plant contact who can sign off on the night.
We engineer on whichever control platform your plant standard already is — Siemens, Rockwell, Schneider Electric — and we do not sell you ours.
Every CIP route measured, so an over-long rinse is visible the same shift — not in next quarter’s utility bill.
Concentrations and recovery routes tuned against measured return, not against the original commissioning setpoints.
Machine learning will name the drift while every tag is still inside its limit, so a changeover replaces a breakdown.
Every automation and Smart Insight claim on this site comes from a plant we engineered — ask us for the route, the tag or the purchase order. Where AI is still at first deployment, we say so.
The most useful first conversation is a technical one — what the line does today, what has to change, and what shutdown window you actually have.
