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$200/mo
Connect your own production tools to dxpert with API-key access and more room for conversations.
Gives your factory team a reliable foundation to bring dxpert into the tools they already use.
A production engineer connects the morning line-review tool to dxpert so supervisors can ask about Press 4 without leaving their shift screen.
$100/mo
Explains in plain words why production rose or fell during each shift.
Lets the production team act on the few losses that moved the shift instead of arguing over a number.
After the afternoon shift, the supervisor sees that Press 7 lost output to a 34-minute changeover and slow running after restart.
$100/mo
Prepares maintenance jobs with the right parts, steps, and past repairs before the panel opens.
Helps technicians arrive ready, shortening repair time and avoiding repeat trips for parts or instructions.
Before the weekly stop, the technician opening Mixer 3 sees the seal kit, lockout steps, and the two similar repairs from last quarter.
$100/mo
Finds why a machine keeps stopping by working through its production and maintenance history.
Gives the maintenance team a defensible next check, so repeat stops turn into a focused repair plan.
When Cartoner 1 stops three times in a week, the maintenance lead sees the pattern around the same photo-eye and schedules its replacement.
$100/mo
Sorts machine alarms so operators see the ones that matter first.
Cuts alarm noise so operators can respond to urgent machine problems before they grow into lost production.
During the night shift, the Line 5 operator is alerted to the press hydraulic-pressure alarm while repeated door-open alarms stay out of the way.
$100/mo
Writes a clear handover covering what ran, what stopped, and what the next crew should watch.
Sends the next crew into the shift prepared, with fewer missed stops and fewer handover calls.
At 06:00, the Line 2 operator receives a handover noting the filler jam, the changeover delay, and the bearing check due after lunch.
$100/mo Coming soon
Not yet available to buy on its own. It is included in the all-agents bundle.
Coming soon. Namespace generation and DataOps export are not currently available.
Use the free browser validators to review existing topics and namespace naming conventions.
The Sparkplug B topic linter and UNS convention checker remain available without an account.
$550/mo
Every paid factory-floor agent in one monthly package.
Gives one team every operational assistant at one price, without choosing which shift or maintenance problem deserves coverage.
The plant manager equips the packaging floor with shift handovers, alarm sorting, maintenance preparation, OEE explanations, and repeat-stop investigation under one subscription.
$1,000 one-time
A practical executive plan for modernizing industrial data and AI readiness.
Turns scattered plant priorities into a funded sequence of decisions, risks, and first projects leadership can act on.
Use it before a budget meeting: the plant lead gets a ranked 90-day plan, investment cases, and a clear first pilot instead of another broad transformation slide deck.
$550/mo + $950 one-time
Every paid agent plus a one-time board-ready factory roadmap.
Pairs day-to-day help on the factory floor with a leadership plan that sets the next investments in order.
A plant director starts the agent package for the assembly floor, then uses the roadmap readout to agree the next 18 months of production and maintenance work.
$50 one-time
A one-time $50 refill when this month's conversation room runs out.
Keeps the current subscription working through a busy month without adding a new product or changing the plan.
After a changeover-heavy week, the production lead adds $50 so the team can finish its shift and maintenance questions before the monthly reset.
$100 one-time
A one-time $100 refill when this month's conversation room runs out.
Keeps the current subscription working through an unusually busy month without adding a new product or changing the plan.
During a shutdown week, the maintenance manager adds $100 so technicians can finish their repair planning questions before the monthly reset.