The manufacturing operating system. From PLC tag to plant decision.
Ketsol builds KMS — the platform that connects every PLC, DCS and SCADA on a plant, stores the data at scale, and turns it into live dashboards, real-time alerts and AI-driven action. One product. Every fieldbus. From a single line to a multi-site rollout.
Plant data has been trapped for 30 years.
Manufacturers run on PLC, DCS and SCADA stacks that were designed to control machines — not to share data, not to feed AI, not to scale across sites. The 2020s industrial-AI moment doesn't happen on top of those stacks. It happens on top of KMS.
KMS — the manufacturing operating system.
Built by automation engineers for automation engineers. Connectors for every fieldbus you'll meet, a time-series core that doesn't blink at a million tags, and an action engine that can write back to the PLC the moment a rule fires. One platform — from PLC tag to plant decision.
Real plants. Real data. Already live.
KMS isn't a roadmap — it's in production. A handful of the rollouts customers have done on it:
Retired Kepware across every plant
Multi-site sugar producer replaced Kepware OPC servers with the KMS soft gateway, consolidated all plants into one dashboard, and runs analytics in-house — no recurring OPC licensing.
17+ tank farms, one HO dashboard
Edible-oil major streams every tank across 17+ sites into a central KMS instance. Auto 7 a.m. stakeholder email, oil tally + cost per movement, zero misplacement since rollout.
LoRa factory — SCADA + CMMS + alarms
30+ LoRa sensors into KMS SCADA, historian-driven reports, KMS CMMS for assets and PMs, audio alarm tower on critical events. One platform replaced four.
Multi-tenant EMS · 400+ meters live
KMS as a shared EMS — 400+ meters streamed at 1-sec resolution across multiple clients with tenant-isolated RBAC. Live dashboards, real-time alerts, auto bills + ESG reports.
Six industries. Same first principle: data should travel.
Watch KMS in action.
Walkthroughs, customer rollouts and platform releases from the Ketsol YouTube channel — pulled live from the feed.





