Customer → Plant → Machine
Production data is organised under an explicit hierarchy so machines stay attached to the correct operational scope.
MULTI-SITE VISIBILITY
ClearRivet is designed around a hierarchy of customer, plant and machine so authorised leaders can move from a portfolio view into the site and machine that needs attention.
WHY IT MATTERS
Multi-site monitoring is useful when every plant is comparable but still correctly separated. ClearRivet is designed to provide common KPI definitions and navigation without collapsing site boundaries.
Production data is organised under an explicit hierarchy so machines stay attached to the correct operational scope.
Leadership can review performance across authorised sites and then drill into the plant where a loss is occurring.
Users should only see the customers, plants and machines they are authorised to access.
CLEARRIVET APPROACH
Multi-site monitoring is useful when every plant is comparable but still correctly separated. ClearRivet is designed to provide common KPI definitions and navigation without collapsing site boundaries.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes, where that user is authorised for those plants. The hierarchy is designed to support both site-specific and broader management access.
Customer isolation is a core platform requirement. Live deployment must be validated with explicit tenant-isolation security testing before shared infrastructure is treated as production-ready.
Dedicated deployment can be offered where commercial, security or customer requirements make that the preferred architecture.
EXPLORE CLEARRIVET
MULTI-SITE OPERATIONS
Multi-site manufacturing teams need a common operating picture without removing the local context that matters at each plant. A useful multi-site dashboard should make it easy to identify where equipment is stopped, where production is behind target and which sites need attention first.
ClearRivet is designed around a hierarchy of customer, plant and machine, so authorised leaders can move from the broader network view into the detail behind an individual machine or production loss.
Network-level visibility should help leaders compare performance while still allowing each plant to investigate the actual downtime, order progress and operating context behind the result. That makes the dashboard useful for prioritisation rather than just reporting.
See it. Then prove it.