Allen-Bradley integration that reaches the systems other tools can't.
Connect Allen-Bradley to your ERP, historian, maintenance + AI in real-time. Read Logix controller tags and machine-state at the edge over EtherNet/IP (CIP), no SCADA required, without touching control logic.
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Live demo · Claude querying Allen-Bradley + ops via Rayven MCP
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Allen-Bradley is brilliant at what it does. Useless at everything else your data + AI needs to touch.
Engineers pull Logix tags into spreadsheets, FactoryTalk stays walled inside the plant, maintenance learns of a fault after the stoppage, and AI models never see live CIP data across the estate.
The integration tool you've already tried probably can't fix it.
SaaS-to-SaaS. Useful, until it isn't.
Connectors for Allen-Bradley, Slack + a thousand other SaaS apps. Cheap + fast for the easy half of integration. Where they hit a wall:
- ERP that needs live Logix production counts and run state per line, not a batch upload
- Historian and data-warehouse targets that should hold every controller tag at full rate
- CMMS that should open a work order when a Logix fault bit or downtime tag fires
- OEE and predictive-maintenance models needing live cycle counts, states and reject data
- Mixed estates where Logix runs beside legacy PLC-5 and SLC racks that speak PCCC, not CIP
SCADA, historians, ERP, IoT + 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.
- Allen-Bradley + every SCADA, historian and ERP system
- OPC-UA, EtherNet/IP, Modbus, PROFINET, S7 + 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
Allen-Bradley + Rayven: AI, automation + tools that reach every system you run.
5 examples of what Rayven customers run on Allen-Bradley + integrated systems. Built in weeks, not months.
Logix tags stream to the fabric
Rayven reads ControlLogix and CompactLogix tags over EtherNet/IP (CIP) and FactoryTalk Linx OPC-UA, then streams them into a real-time Industrial AI Data Fabric with historian and ERP context. No CSV export, no supervisory layer required.
Fault bit raises the work order
A Logix fault bit or downtime tag opens a work order in CMMS automatically, carrying the asset, line and machine-state so the technician knows what tripped before walking to the cell.
Line output posts to ERP
Counts, run state and reject totals read from Logix tags post to ERP in real-time. Planning and finance work from live line output instead of a shift-end tally.
Legacy racks read alongside Logix
Legacy PLC-5, SLC and MicroLogix racks that speak PCCC over DF1 or Ethernet read into the same fabric as modern Logix, so a mixed estate reports as one without a swap of the older controllers.
Supervised setpoint writeback, safely scoped
Where explicitly scoped, Rayven writes a non-safety setpoint back to a Logix tag under supervision and full audit. It never reprograms the controller and never writes to safety logic; GuardLogix safety stays untouched.
Integration is the start with Rayven.
Here's what comes with it.
Rayven isn't just a Allen-Bradley connector. It's the operational software platform underneath - so once Allen-Bradley is connected, four more capabilities come online by default.
AI-ready data layer (AI Data Fabric)
Allen-Bradley 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 Allen-Bradley and every other connected system. Your AI stops guessing - cites real Allen-Bradley records + numbers.
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Automation + AI agents
Workflows + AI agents act on Allen-Bradley 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 Allen-Bradley data. No separate BI tool, no separate dev stack.
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All on top of your existing stack. No rip + replace. Allen-Bradley stays Allen-Bradley. Rayven works on what you've already built. Specifically tuned for Logix controller-scoped tag reads over EtherNet/IP with legacy PCCC coverage.
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.
Allen-Bradley 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 the Logix tag model.
Rayven reads ControlLogix and CompactLogix tags over EtherNet/IP (CIP) and FactoryTalk Linx OPC-UA for real-time sync, handling controller-scoped and local routine tags plus per-controller connection limits. Legacy PLC-5 and SLC read over PCCC - reads and contextualises only, never a write to GuardLogix safety.
We stay after go-live.
No handoff. No disappearing. Rayven is a long-term partner when your Allen-Bradley 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 Allen-Bradley data needs to live. Your residency, your rules, your local compliance environment.
The questions Allen-Bradley admins, RevOps + IT ask first.
If you're evaluating Rayven for Allen-Bradley integration, these are the things worth knowing before booking a call.
The 30-minute call covers
- Your Allen-Bradley + 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 Allen-Bradley integration?
Allen-Bradley integration means reading controller tags off ControlLogix, CompactLogix and legacy racks and connecting them to ERP, CMMS and AI. Rayven delivers it as part of an Industrial AI Data Fabric, not a single-line gateway.
Does Rayven reprogram or control our Allen-Bradley PLCs?
No. Rayven reads Logix tags over CIP and contextualises them. Supervised writeback is limited to explicitly-scoped non-safety setpoints and never touches GuardLogix safety or the control loop. See security, governance + hosting.
Can Rayven read Logix data without FactoryTalk or SCADA?
Yes. Rayven reads Logix tags directly over EtherNet/IP (CIP) at the edge, with or without FactoryTalk Linx. A line with no supervisory software still reaches the enterprise. Where you run FactoryTalk View, see SCADA integration. Read more in how Rayven works.
What systems can Rayven connect Allen-Bradley to?
Rayven connects Allen-Bradley to 1,228+ systems including ERP, historians, CMMS and sibling controllers like Siemens and Omron. Custom connectors are part of done-for-you delivery.
How long does Allen-Bradley integration take with Rayven?
Most Allen-Bradley integrations go live in 2-12 weeks. A single Logix-to-historian or fault-to-work-order flow runs in 2-3 weeks; a plant-wide fabric with OEE and predictive maintenance runs 6-12 weeks. Choose DIY, done-for-you or hybrid delivery.
FactoryTalk Linx already exposes OPC-UA. Why does Rayven add value on top?
FactoryTalk Linx exposes tags; it does not join them to ERP and maintenance, store them at full rate or run AI on top. Rayven adds the real-time fabric, cross-line context and the analytics and agent layers - and reads legacy PLC-5 and SLC racks that Linx does not. Read more in how Rayven works.
What are the technical specifics of Allen-Bradley integration with Rayven?
Rayven reads Allen-Bradley ControlLogix and CompactLogix controllers over EtherNet/IP (CIP) and, where present, OPC-UA via FactoryTalk Linx. Controller-scoped and local routine Logix tags, produced/consumed tags, I/O and machine-state values are read at the edge and mapped field by field into an Industrial AI Data Fabric alongside historian, CMMS and ERP data. Per-controller connection limits are managed through pooling and back-pressure so tag polling never starves the control network. Legacy PLC-5, SLC 500 and MicroLogix racks read over PCCC on DF1 or Ethernet, so mixed estates report as one. Rayven reads and contextualises only; supervised writeback covers explicitly-scoped non-safety setpoints and never touches GuardLogix safety logic. Authentication and access are governed at the connector, with full audit. Deployed at the edge, on-premises or with sovereign hosting. Validated against ControlLogix, CompactLogix and legacy PLC-5/SLC controllers.
Allen-Bradley + 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.