Start with the tools and skills you already have.
Beginners, no-code operators and controls engineers get the same governed connection layer — guided presets, copyable setup, and a safe test before real data is introduced.
Choose, connect, verify.
- 01 — Choose
Recognize your tool
Matter, The Things Stack, OpenClaw, MCP, n8n, Zapier, Make, or any HTTPS system you already run.
- 02 — Connect
Copy the safe defaults
Indagate selects the transport and issues a tenant-scoped, rotatable credential. You copy, you do not configure.
- 03 — Verify
Send a test event
Prove inbound ingestion or signed outbound delivery without touching production equipment.
Building and plant systems
- BACnet — /IP and MS/TP. Discovery, point read, and supervisory write on
presentValuewith full priority-array handling and write confirmation. This is the deepest path and the one a supervisory-layer replacement runs on. - Modbus — TCP and RTU registers, scaled and mapped into the asset model rather than left as raw addresses.
- OPC UA — nodes browsed and mapped to modelled points, for plant that already speaks it.
- PLC — bounded telemetry through a Zephyr companion. Agent surfaces do not directly write PLC values.
- SCADA — events and state surfaced alongside existing tags.
- CMMS — work orders raised with the triggering trend, alarm or frame attached.
- MES / ERP — quality records through governed HTTPS APIs.
Workflow and agents
- MCP — a governed endpoint for agent tooling.
- n8n, Zapier, Make — no-code routing with safe defaults.
- Webhooks — signed outbound, tenant-scoped inbound.
- Matter, The Things Stack — device and LoRaWAN estates.
Try it out, no strings attached.
Route a single event into a system you already run, with no production equipment involved. The free audit maps the rest of the path from there.