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SCADA, historians, SAP, Oracle, TOTVS, Senior, e-invoices, TMS/WMS, IoT and meters, starting from the data the plant already has.
Heterogeneous signals are standardised and versioned — every reading stamped with its source and time.
Feeds inventory, risk and planning from the same source, with high data quality built in.
Straight answers about Signal Ingest, the CarbonOS layer that connects and normalises plant data. To see it with your own systems, book a demo.
Signal Ingest is the data ingestion and normalisation layer of CarbonOS. It receives signals from SCADA, historians, ERPs, IoT sensors, energy meters, e-invoices, transport and warehouse systems and legacy spreadsheets, standardises units, tags and timestamps and versions every reading, producing one stream that feeds every agent on the platform.
It solves scattered data: in many plants, energy, fuel, production and purchasing data sit in different systems, each with its own units, codes and frequencies, and the inventory depends on exporting and pasting spreadsheets. It serves IT and automation, process engineering, energy and sustainability teams that need reliable data without building integrations one by one.
It uses connectors for SCADA and historians, ERPs such as TOTVS, Senior, SAP and Oracle, e-invoicing systems, TMS/WMS, IoT, meters and energy utilities, as well as legacy files. Each reading is stamped with its source and time, converted to standard units and tags and given a version, so any later calculation can be reproduced.
Signal Ingest supports the five principles the GHG Protocol sets for inventories: relevance, completeness, consistency, transparency and accuracy (WRI and WBCSD, 2004). Because every reading is versioned and traceable to its source, a verifier can rerun the calculations, which helps verification under ISO 14064-3, and every report starts from the same data.
It is the platform’s front door. It delivers clean data to Asset Graph, which links it to assets and energy flows; to Sentinel AI, which monitors for anomalies; to Carbon Intelligence, which calculates the inventory; and to Proof Engine, which keeps the lineage. Risk Management and Decarbonization Planner use the same source, which avoids different numbers for the same plant.
No. Implementation starts from the data the plant already has: SCADA, historians, ERP, invoices, meters and even legacy spreadsheets. Signal Ingest connects to those systems without replacing them. In a guided 30-minute demo, a specialist looks at the sources you have and gives an initial diagnosis; timelines and scope depend on each operation.