NHP integration that reaches the systems other tools can't.
Connect NHP's Allen-Bradley-integrated OEE solutions to every MES, SCADA, ERP + AI agent your plant runs on. Turn Rockwell line-performance, downtime and OEE data into real-time, AI-ready production data.
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NHP is brilliant at what it does. Useless at everything else your data + AI needs to touch.
NHP's Rockwell-integrated solution shows OEE on the FactoryTalk stack, but the number stays in the OT layer - the MES and ERP reconcile late, non-Rockwell machines sit apart, and AI has no live plant-wide view.
The integration tool you've already tried probably can't fix it.
App-to-app. Useful, until it isn't.
Connectors for NHP, Slack + a thousand other cloud apps. Cheap + fast for the easy half of integration. Where they hit a wall:
- MES and execution systems that need NHP line OEE, downtime and count against the run
- ERP that reconciles output and utilisation from batch files instead of the live Rockwell feed
- Non-Rockwell SCADA, historians and machines that also need the OEE and line record
- Data warehouses and AI agents needing live line-performance, downtime and OEE signals per line
MES, ERP, SCADA, machines + AI. One platform.
The integration platform built for what other tools can't (or won't) reach - plus an AI data fabric, MCP server + app builder layered on top.
- NHP + every MES, ERP and SCADA system
- MES, ERP, PLCs, SCADA, IoT sensors + custom-built connectors.
- Files, legacy SQL, FTP + custom-built connectors
- Real-time bidirectional sync, tier-aware + rate-limit-safe
- AI Data Fabric, MCP, automation + custom apps included
NHP + Rayven: AI, automation + tools that reach every system you run.
5 examples of what Rayven customers run on NHP + integrated systems. Built in weeks, not months.
Rockwell data builds line OEE
Counts, states and downtime from FactoryTalk and Allen-Bradley PLCs feed the NHP solution, and Rayven keeps them on the active run, so OEE and availability build from live Rockwell data on the line.
Line OEE reaches planning
OEE, downtime and count flow into your MES and ERP, so scheduling and costing work from the live line feed rather than a report off the OT layer.
Mixed machines join one OEE view
Signals from non-Rockwell SCADA and machines join the NHP line record, so a mixed-vendor floor reports OEE on one definition rather than splitting Rockwell and non-Rockwell lines.
Downtime raises the work order
Recurring stoppages on the line open a job in your CMMS, so maintenance targets the losses eroding line performance rather than the loudest FactoryTalk alarm.
Line-performance data, AI-ready
Every count, downtime reason and OEE reading streams into Rayven's Industrial AI Data Fabric. AI agents query live line performance and predict downtime across every line and site.
Integration is the start with Rayven.
Here's what comes with it.
Rayven isn't just a NHP connector. It's the operational software platform underneath - so once NHP is connected, four more capabilities come online by default.
AI-ready data layer (AI Data Fabric)
NHP data joined with ERP, IoT + legacy - contextualised, unified and structured so AI models, agents and tools can use it without ETL prep work.
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Live AI access (Rayven MCP)
Claude, ChatGPT + Gemini get live, governed access to NHP and every other connected system. Your AI stops guessing - cites real NHP records + numbers.
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Automation + AI agents
Workflows + AI agents act on NHP data without human intervention - escalate at-risk accounts, trigger operational work, auto-update forecasts, draft customer comms.
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Custom apps + portals
Unified customer portals, ops dashboards, mobile field apps, partner portals - built on top of integrated NHP data. No separate BI tool, no separate dev stack.
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All on top of your existing stack. No rip + replace. NHP stays NHP. Rayven works on what you've already built. Specifically tuned for NHP FactoryTalk and Allen-Bradley PLC data joined with non-Rockwell machines on one OEE definition.
Rayven is a five-layer platform ALL your integrations + much more
can run on.
Integration is one layer of Rayven. Data, execution, presentation + governance are the other four - all delivered as one platform on one commercial.
Pick the right tool for your stack.
NHP integration looks different at every scale. Honest comparison of the four common paths - Rayven only wins on some of them.
The integration is the easy bit.
The platform + team behind it is the difference.
Platform + team. One commercial.
Not five vendors stitched together. Rayven is the platform AND the Australia-based expert team that scopes, builds + supports it. One commercial. No licence stacking, no finger-pointing.
Built for NHP's Allen-Bradley line model.
Rayven reads NHP's OEE data from FactoryTalk and Allen-Bradley PLCs over OPC-UA and CIP, and joins non-Rockwell [SCADA](/solutions/data-integration-platform/scada-integration) onto the line. Real-time line-performance sync lands OEE in MES, ERP and AI, with Rayven reading the data and never controlling the line.
We stay after go-live.
No handoff. No disappearing. Rayven is a long-term partner when your NHP evolves, your stack changes, or you push further. 24/7 support. Same team, same platform, same commercial.
Hosted your way, where you need.
Deploy as cloud, private cloud + on-premise - in Australia, the US, the UK, or anywhere else your NHP data needs to live. Your residency, your rules, your local compliance environment.
The questions NHP admins, RevOps + IT ask first.
If you're evaluating Rayven for NHP integration, these are the things worth knowing before booking a call.
The 30-minute call covers
- Your NHP + connected stack today
- What's reachable + which systems to bring in first
- Live walkthrough of Rayven against your scenario
- Time, scope + delivery estimate
- Honest read on whether Rayven's the right fit
What is NHP OEE integration?
NHP OEE integration is the practice of connecting NHP's Allen-Bradley-integrated OEE solutions to the rest of your operation - MES, SCADA, ERP and AI - so line-performance and OEE data are visible everywhere they matter. Rayven delivers it as part of an Industrial AI Data Fabric, not a single-purpose connector.
How does the OEE angle differ from predictive maintenance?
This page covers NHP's line-performance and OEE data - availability, performance and downtime on the line. The asset condition and failure-prediction angle is covered under predictive maintenance. Rayven connects both and keeps the OEE line view distinct from the condition view, cross-linking rather than duplicating.
How does Rayven connect NHP to other systems?
Rayven reads NHP's Allen-Bradley-integrated OEE data from FactoryTalk and PLCs on the plant network for real-time sync, and joins non-Rockwell SCADA and machines onto the same line record. Counts, downtime and OEE all flow as first-class integration events. See the Rayven Platform for how the layers fit together.
Does Rayven replace or control our machines?
No. Rayven reads line-performance and OEE data and sits alongside NHP's solution; it never controls, replaces or writes to the machines, PLCs or the line. NHP keeps reading the Rockwell stack, while Rayven lifts OEE and line data into an Industrial AI Data Fabric and connects it to MES, ERP and AI. Read more in how Rayven works.
How long does NHP OEE integration take with Rayven?
Most NHP OEE integrations go live in 2-12 weeks. A single NHP-to-MES or NHP-to-ERP flow runs in 2-4 weeks; a full performance fabric with mixed SCADA and AI runs 6-12 weeks. Choose DIY, done-for-you or hybrid delivery.
Why does Rayven add value on top of NHP's Rockwell-integrated OEE?
NHP integrates OEE tightly with the Allen-Bradley and FactoryTalk stack. Rayven adds value where the floor runs mixed vendors: joining non-Rockwell SCADA and machines onto one OEE definition, carrying line performance to the MES and ERP and feeding AI. Rayven complements NHP. See the Rayven Platform.
What are the technical specifics of NHP (Allen-Bradley integrated solutions) integration with Rayven?
Rayven reads NHP's Allen-Bradley-integrated OEE data from FactoryTalk and Rockwell PLCs over OPC-UA and CIP/EtherNet-IP on the plant network, plus REST access where NHP exposes it, for real-time sync of line-performance, downtime and OEE. Because the solution is built around the Rockwell and FactoryTalk stack, Rayven bridges non-Rockwell SCADA, historians and machines onto the same line record so a mixed-vendor floor reports on one OEE definition. Counts, states, downtime reasons and OEE are preserved with field-level mapping into MES and ERP targets. The OEE line-performance view is kept distinct from the predictive maintenance condition angle. High OT event rates are handled through buffering and back-pressure. Rayven reads and contextualises the data and sits alongside NHP; it never controls or writes to the machines, PLCs or the line. Validated against NHP's Allen-Bradley-integrated OEE with non-Rockwell machines bridged onto the line record.
NHP + AI integration.
In weeks, not months.
Book a 30-minute call. Walk away with a tailored plan - what's reachable, what to bring in first, time + scope.