Industry · Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Data infrastructure for plants and multi-site operations: ERP and MES extraction, OT and IT data in one lakehouse, and a fleet of instances operated from one place.
What this sector usually has to satisfy
And how each one is met — by the architecture, not by a promise.
ERP and shop-floor sources
SAP, Oracle and the plant systems are the systems of record, and they are not SaaS.
Met by
Enterprise connectors for SAP, SAP HANA, Oracle, Teradata and DB2 in Revoluzen Flow Enterprise; change data capture via Debezium.
Many sites, one standard
Each plant runs its own instance; the organization needs one view and one promotion process.
Met by
Revoluzen Console: fleet inventory, central run history, and promotion with a review gate.
Runs on the network you have
Plant networks are often restricted; a hosted control plane is not an option.
Met by
No outbound dependency; the software works on networks that allow traffic only to your own sources.
Traceability
Quality and compliance processes need to show what data produced a decision.
Met by
Step-level run records and signed receipts.
What does the work
What we are not claiming
Revoluzen Console is the newest part of the platform and is in early access. If fleet management across plants is the reason you are evaluating, say so first so we can be straight about timing.
Asked by this sector
Does Revoluzen connect to SAP?
Yes. SAP and SAP HANA connectors are part of Revoluzen Flow Enterprise, the commercial edition, along with Oracle, Teradata, IBM DB2 and change data capture via Debezium.
Can Revoluzen manage pipelines across multiple plants?
Revoluzen Console provides a fleet view across environments and sites, central run history, and promotion between development and production with a review gate. It is in early access.
Use cases that apply here
Move off per-row pricing
Replace hosted ELT with self-hosted pipelines
Move pipelines off a hosted ELT service onto an orchestrator you run yourself — with a visual canvas, SQL and Python steps, resumable runs and per-environment licensing that does not grow with your row count.
Medallion, modelled, enforced
A governed lakehouse you operate
Build a bronze–silver–gold lakehouse on open table formats and your own object storage, with contracts enforced between layers, dimensional models as first-class objects, and a SQL endpoint that applies row-level security.
Run it yourself, then decide.
Revoluzen Flow is Apache-2.0 and installs in one command. If it fits, we can talk about the parts that are not open source.