SAP Basis, Oracle, Workday, Salesforce
Routine administration executed and verified — system health, transports, patching windows, job chains, tenant configuration — with the platform learning what normal looks like in your estate specifically.
The platform
AIDA ECOS™
AIDA ECOS™
intelligence where the work happens
ECOS is an embedded, configurable operating‑system layer. Instead of shipping telemetry to a distant console and waiting for a human to read it, ECOS puts lightweight models on the controller, the node and the rack — close enough to act before a threshold becomes an incident.
How it works.
Four movements, running continuously, from the first build environment through to the estate you operate years later.
Sense at the source
ECOS speaks the native language of the estate — application and database interfaces on the enterprise side, and controller, sensor and hardware protocols on the facility side. Nothing is inferred from a screen scrape.
Model at the edge
Small, purpose‑built models run on the device or node itself, with a footprint measured in kilobytes and response measured in milliseconds. Central analytics still happens — but the fast decisions do not wait for it.
Validate against design intent
Every check is made against a stated standard: the configuration baseline, the OEM specification, the contractual envelope. The output is not an opinion, it is a pass or a fail with its evidence attached.
Act or advise — your call, in writing
Advisory monitoring and closed‑loop control are different products with different risk. We draw that line explicitly in the engagement, and the platform enforces whichever side you chose.
What it changes about delivery.
An implementation is a long argument about whether the system is right yet. ECOS shortens that argument by producing evidence continuously instead of at the end.
- Build acceleration. Repetitive configuration, migration and environment refresh tasks are automated and repeatable — and repeatable is what makes a compressed schedule survivable.
- Continuous reconciliation. Master data, configuration and interface behaviour are checked against the design on every cycle, not at test gates.
- Cutover confidence. The go‑live checklist is backed by machine‑generated evidence, so the decision to proceed is made on facts.
- Hypercare that shrinks. Issues arrive with their diagnosis already attached, so the tail after go‑live is shorter and quieter.
One layer, three jobs.
Power, cooling, compute, water
Per‑rack power and thermal, coolant flow and differential pressure, redundancy verification, leak isolation, and billing‑grade efficiency reporting for tenants. See the facility work →
Fabric, access, video analytics
Management‑plane monitoring, carrier and path verification, access control and camera analytics folded into the same incident picture rather than a separate console.
Deployment models.
Where the platform runs is your decision and it is made before anything is installed — because it changes the architecture, not just a setting.
Your floor, your keys
The full stack inside your boundary, with no dependency on an outside service for day‑to‑day operation.
Dedicated tenancy
Deployed into your cloud account with your identity provider, your network controls and your retention policy.
Edge local, analytics central
Real‑time models at the edge; longer‑horizon analytics, reporting and model management centrally.
No outbound path
For classified, regulated or isolated environments — update and model management by controlled media.
Security posture is designed in, not bolted on. Role‑based access, full audit trails, identity provider integration and evidence packages suitable for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 scope. Where a programme carries federal requirements — FedRAMP, ITAR, CMMC, CJIS — those constraints are taken as design inputs at the start, because they cannot be added afterwards.
It talks to what you already own.
Vendor independence is only real if it is proven in a lab. Ours is. ECOS consumes the standard interfaces of the enterprise and the facility, and it does not require you to replace the systems it monitors.
Enterprise
- SAP S/4HANA, HANA database and Basis interfaces
- Oracle E‑Business Suite and Oracle Cloud applications
- Workday tenant and integration interfaces
- Salesforce and adjacent CRM platforms
- Cloud platform APIs across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud
Facility and infrastructure
- BACnet/IP and Modbus TCP/RTU for mechanical and electrical plant
- SNMP v3 and IEC 61850 for power monitoring and switchgear
- Redfish, IPMI and GPU telemetry for compute nodes and racks
- OPC‑UA for process and chemistry controllers
- ONVIF and REST for cameras, access control and incident workflow
Tell us what has to work.
An ERP programme with a date that cannot move. A facility that has to energise on schedule. An estate that needs to run itself more accurately than it does today. Start there — we will tell you honestly what it takes.