Nexus Edge
Connect the software running at your plant or office.
Nexus Edge connects supported on-site systems to Nexus. Work with your IT team to confirm compatibility, installation requirements and responsibilities for keeping the connection running.
01 / NEXUS EDGE
Confirm system compatibility.
Review your application, version and available interface against the workflow’s requirements. Confirm which records can be read and whether approved updates can return to the system.
Compatibility and supported functions are assessed for your environment before committing to a connection.
02 / NEXUS EDGE
Define installation and access requirements.
Agree which components need to be installed, where they will run, and the permissions and network access they require.
Document what information leaves the plant or office, where it is processed and what is retained. Confirm the installation plan with your IT team.
Deployment scope
Nexus Edge provides the on-site connection. Private cloud, private network connectivity and AI model hosting are separate deployment choices. Confirm where data travels and where processing takes place.
03 / NEXUS EDGE
Agree who keeps the connection running.
Define who monitors the connection, resolves failures and maintains the required software and host environment. Agree maintenance windows and responsibilities with your IT team.
Test how the workflow detects incomplete transfers and recovers when a machine, network or connected application becomes unavailable.
Book a demo
Turn disconnected workflows into work that moves.
Tell us about your systems, the workflow you want to improve, and the outcome you need. We’ll explore where Nexus fits and define a practical next step.
After you submit your demo request, the Fractal Nexus team will contact you about your interest to discuss relevant capabilities, readiness, and deployment requirements.