atvise® Visualization Software – Controler-integrated, HMI & SCADA

atvise® SCADA is a modern SCADA system that is entirely based on web technologies and integrates OPC UA.

atvise® SCADA is a modern SCADA system based entirely on web technologies and integrating the OPC UA industry standard. This enables platform-independent, flexible, and scalable monitoring and control of industrial processes.

Access via a standard web browser
The system is accessed exclusively via standard web browsers, without the need for additional plugins or software installations.

Vertical engineering
The object-oriented structure based on OPC UA enables consistent vertical engineering. This facilitates the reusability of controller and visualization modules and increases efficiency in the engineering process.

Hot-Standby Redundancy
The system offers hot-standby redundancy in pure web technology, which ensures high availability. This includes redundancy of data sources, network connections, the SCADA system itself, and browser switching.

Extended connectivity
With OPC UA as a widely used interface, atvise® SCADA connects process data from all well-known controller manufacturers. The atvise® connect communication module extends the interfaces with protocols such as Modbus, KNX, MQTT, BACnet, and access to Siemens and Rockwell controllers without an OPC UA server.

Dynamic alarm processing
atvise® SCADA offers extensive functions in the area of alarm processing. Alarms can be structured in arbitrarily nested alarm hierarchies and enriched with additional process information at runtime.

High-performance archiving
Process data, alarms, and user interactions can be efficiently logged. Over 40 nested aggregation functions are available for processing archived raw data, which can be used, for example, to determine average values, minimums, and maximums.

Powerful scripting engine
The integrated server scripting engine enables optimal utilization of the runtime system's resources. Functions include the manipulation and creation of data points, objects, and project content at runtime, the processing of alarm.