What is Epicor CPC integration?
Epicor CPC integration is the practice of connecting Epicor Connected Process Control to the rest of your operation - ERP, MES, quality and AI - so machine, OEE and quality data are visible everywhere they matter. Rayven delivers it as part of an Industrial AI Data Fabric, not a single-purpose connector.
How does Rayven connect Epicor CPC to other systems?
Rayven reads Epicor CPC's APIs and data layer for real-time sync of machine data, OEE, error-proofing and traceability. Counts, states, quality checks and OEE events all flow as first-class integration events. See the Rayven Platform for how the integration and data layers fit together.
How is this different from an Epicor ERP integration?
Epicor CPC is the machine and OEE layer on the shop floor; Epicor ERP is the financial and operational backbone. This page covers connecting CPC's machine, OEE and quality data. For the planning, order and finance story, see the ERP integration. Rayven connects both and keeps the copy and the data distinct across the two.
Does Rayven replace or control our machines?
No. Rayven reads machine, OEE and quality data and sits alongside Epicor CPC; it never controls, replaces or writes to the machines or the line. CPC keeps connecting the machines, while Rayven lifts OEE and traceability into an Industrial AI Data Fabric and connects it to ERP, MES and AI. Read more in how Rayven works.
How long does Epicor CPC integration take with Rayven?
Most Epicor CPC integrations go live in 2-12 weeks. A single CPC-to-ERP or CPC-to-quality flow runs in 2-4 weeks; a full performance fabric with MES, SCADA and AI runs 6-12 weeks. Choose DIY, done-for-you or hybrid delivery.
CPC already ties into Epicor. Why does Rayven add value on top?
CPC's link to Epicor covers the Epicor path. Rayven adds value where estates run mixed systems: carrying OEE and quality into non-Epicor ERP and MES, joining CPC with other OEE tools on one definition and adding the AI and dashboard layers on top. Rayven complements Epicor CPC. See the Rayven Platform.
What are the technical specifics of Epicor CPC integration with Rayven?
Rayven reads Epicor Connected Process Control through its APIs, REST endpoints and data layer, plus database access where needed, for real-time sync of machine data, OEE, error-proofing and traceability. Because CPC evolved from eFlex and Advanced MES, data models vary by version; Rayven maps them into one schema so OEE, quality and machine records read consistently. Counts, states, faults, error-proofing results and traceability links are preserved with field-level mapping into ERP, MES and quality targets, including non-Epicor systems the native link does not reach. Machine signals from SCADA and controls join the active order. API and database rate limits are handled through batching, queuing and back-pressure. Rayven reads and contextualises the data and sits alongside CPC; it never controls or writes to the machines or the line. This is distinct from the Epicor ERP page, which covers planning and finance. Validated against Epicor CPC with external SCADA and quality systems joining the record.
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