Production Intelligence
Connect ERP data to the shop floor with confidence — and keep it governed.
The TSRB ERP Connections Manager is a full-featured integration hub inside TSRB Production Intelligence. It supports REST APIs, Webhooks, and SQL integration to synchronize key ERP domains and power real-time operational workflows across scheduling, quality, execution, and reporting.
Integration capability that operations and IT can both live with
TSRB doesn’t just “pull data.” The ERP Connections Manager is designed to establish a reliable, governed data foundation for shop-floor execution, analytics, and closed-loop improvement.
Centralized Connection Manager
Configure ERP sources, edge locations, credentials, and sync strategies in one place — without custom deployments per plant.
Domain-Specific Data Pipelines
Parts, operation standards, operations, work orders, and labor tickets can be synchronized with dedicated mappings and transforms.
Multi-Person, Multi-Op Labor Tickets
Support multi-personnel labor capture on multi-person operations — enabling accurate costing, traceability, and real shop-floor reporting.
Bidirectional Actions Where It Matters
With supported connectivity, TSRB can adjust inventory, write labor tickets, and participate in governed workflows that prevent bad outcomes.
Transform Scripts for Real-World ERP Data
Normalize naming, categories, IDs, and rule-ready fields using scriptable transforms — so downstream analytics doesn’t become a cleanup project.
Clean Data Layer for Industry 4.0
Structured data domains feed dashboards, scheduling engines, governance modules, and analytics with consistency across plants and systems.
Connectivity options that fit your IT environment
Use the integration method that best matches your architecture: direct SQL access, REST APIs, or Webhooks. Deploy at the edge when needed, keep ERP load low, and support both read-only and bidirectional workflows.
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SQL Integration
Query ERP tables and views with controlled credentials, incremental update strategies, and transform scripts. -
REST APIs
Use APIs for secure reads and writes (labor, inventory, status updates) with modern authentication patterns. -
Webhooks
Push event-based updates into TSRB (order changes, releases, holds, completions) for near real-time synchronization. -
Edge-Friendly Deployment
Support edge locations for plants that require local access patterns, controlled network exposure, or higher resilience.
ERP domains TSRB can integrate — out of the box
The ERP Connections Manager is designed to synchronize the data that drives real operations. These domains become the trusted foundation for scheduling, execution visibility, quality governance, and profitability.
- Parts
IDs, descriptions, UoM, categories, routings references, and other master attributes. - Operation Standards
Routing standards / work standards that drive expected times, resources, and process definitions. - Operations
Operation-level detail and transforms for consistent naming, grouping, and analytics. - Work Orders
Planned work, release status, due dates, quantities, and operational sequencing. - Labor Tickets
Single or multi-person labor events across multi-person operations for traceable execution.
Designed to build IT confidence
Integration is only successful when it’s stable, observable, secure, and maintainable. The ERP Connections Manager is built to support those realities — from credential controls to repeatable mappings.
Least-privilege connectivity
Support read-only integrations where appropriate, and keep write actions explicit and governed.
Audit-friendly behavior
Scriptable transforms and structured domain mappings create a clear “why” behind what data TSRB consumes and produces.
Deployment flexibility
Use edge connectivity, internal networks, and existing security policies — without forcing architectural compromises.
Operational observability
Predictable domains and sync intervals make it easy to validate, test, and monitor integration outcomes.
Maintainable mapping over time
ERP changes are inevitable. TSRB uses a structured approach so updates don’t become expensive surprises.
Built for Industry 4.0 expansion
Once the ERP layer is solid, TSRB can connect machine data, quality systems, maintenance tools, and governed workflows.
How it works
A repeatable connection workflow that scales from one site to enterprise rollouts.
Connect
Define your ERP connection type, edge location, and credentials (SQL, REST, Webhooks). Set update intervals and incremental strategies.
Map + Transform
Choose the data domains to synchronize. Apply transform scripts to normalize IDs, categories, and rule-ready fields.
Operate
Use clean ERP data across TSRB dashboards and governed workflows — including labor capture and supported bidirectional actions.
Why this matters
Industry 4.0 success depends on trustworthy operational data. If ERP inputs are inconsistent, late, or “mostly right,” every downstream dashboard becomes a debate. TSRB’s ERP Connections Manager turns ERP integration into a governed, repeatable system — so your plant decisions aren’t built on assumptions.
Ready to integrate ERP data into a real Industry 4.0 operations layer?
Let’s review your ERP environment, your target domains (parts, routings, work orders, labor, etc.), and the bidirectional actions you want TSRB to govern.
Tip: On your call, bring a list of ERP modules you rely on (inventory, quality, scheduling, labor), your preferred connectivity method (SQL/API/Webhooks), and any IT constraints (network segmentation, edge requirements, credential policies).
Production Intelligence
Connect ERP data to the shop floor with confidence — and keep it governed.
The TSRB ERP Connections Manager is a full-featured integration hub inside TSRB Production Intelligence. It supports REST APIs, Webhooks, and SQL integration to synchronize key ERP domains and power real-time operational workflows across scheduling, quality, execution, and reporting.
Integration capability that operations and IT can both live with
TSRB doesn’t just “pull data.” The ERP Connections Manager is designed to establish a reliable, governed data foundation for shop-floor execution, analytics, and closed-loop improvement.
Centralized Connection Manager
Configure ERP sources, edge locations, credentials, and sync strategies in one place — without custom deployments per plant.
Domain-Specific Data Pipelines
Parts, operation standards, operations, work orders, and labor tickets can be synchronized with dedicated mappings and transforms.
Multi-Person, Multi-Op Labor Tickets
Support multi-personnel labor capture on multi-person operations — enabling accurate costing, traceability, and real shop-floor reporting.
Bidirectional Actions Where It Matters
With supported connectivity, TSRB can adjust inventory, write labor tickets, and participate in governed workflows that prevent bad outcomes.
Transform Scripts for Real-World ERP Data
Normalize naming, categories, IDs, and rule-ready fields using scriptable transforms — so downstream analytics doesn’t become a cleanup project.
Clean Data Layer for Industry 4.0
Structured data domains feed dashboards, scheduling engines, governance modules, and analytics with consistency across plants and systems.
Connectivity options that fit your IT environment
Use the integration method that best matches your architecture: direct SQL access, REST APIs, or Webhooks. Deploy at the edge when needed, keep ERP load low, and support both read-only and bidirectional workflows.
-
SQL Integration
Query ERP tables and views with controlled credentials, incremental update strategies, and transform scripts. -
REST APIs
Use APIs for secure reads and writes (labor, inventory, status updates) with modern authentication patterns. -
Webhooks
Push event-based updates into TSRB (order changes, releases, holds, completions) for near real-time synchronization. -
Edge-Friendly Deployment
Support edge locations for plants that require local access patterns, controlled network exposure, or higher resilience.
ERP domains TSRB can integrate — out of the box
The ERP Connections Manager is designed to synchronize the data that drives real operations. These domains become the trusted foundation for scheduling, execution visibility, quality governance, and profitability.
- Parts
IDs, descriptions, UoM, categories, routings references, and other master attributes. - Operation Standards
Routing standards / work standards that drive expected times, resources, and process definitions. - Operations
Operation-level detail and transforms for consistent naming, grouping, and analytics. - Work Orders
Planned work, release status, due dates, quantities, and operational sequencing. - Labor Tickets
Single or multi-person labor events across multi-person operations for traceable execution.
Designed to build IT confidence
Integration is only successful when it’s stable, observable, secure, and maintainable. The ERP Connections Manager is built to support those realities — from credential controls to repeatable mappings.
Least-privilege connectivity
Support read-only integrations where appropriate, and keep write actions explicit and governed.
Audit-friendly behavior
Scriptable transforms and structured domain mappings create a clear “why” behind what data TSRB consumes and produces.
Deployment flexibility
Use edge connectivity, internal networks, and existing security policies — without forcing architectural compromises.
Operational observability
Predictable domains and sync intervals make it easy to validate, test, and monitor integration outcomes.
Maintainable mapping over time
ERP changes are inevitable. TSRB uses a structured approach so updates don’t become expensive surprises.
Built for Industry 4.0 expansion
Once the ERP layer is solid, TSRB can connect machine data, quality systems, maintenance tools, and governed workflows.
How it works
A repeatable connection workflow that scales from one site to enterprise rollouts.
Connect
Define your ERP connection type, edge location, and credentials (SQL, REST, Webhooks). Set update intervals and incremental strategies.
Map + Transform
Choose the data domains to synchronize. Apply transform scripts to normalize IDs, categories, and rule-ready fields.
Operate
Use clean ERP data across TSRB dashboards and governed workflows — including labor capture and supported bidirectional actions.
Why this matters
Industry 4.0 success depends on trustworthy operational data. If ERP inputs are inconsistent, late, or “mostly right,” every downstream dashboard becomes a debate. TSRB’s ERP Connections Manager turns ERP integration into a governed, repeatable system — so your plant decisions aren’t built on assumptions.
Ready to integrate ERP data into a real Industry 4.0 operations layer?
Let’s review your ERP environment, your target domains (parts, routings, work orders, labor, etc.), and the bidirectional actions you want TSRB to govern.
Tip: On your call, bring a list of ERP modules you rely on (inventory, quality, scheduling, labor), your preferred connectivity method (SQL/API/Webhooks), and any IT constraints (network segmentation, edge requirements, credential policies).