Official Inductive Automation integrator
Control and data engineering for the plant floor
We design, integrate and support SCADA, IIoT and industrial network systems on Ignition. Engineering first hand, with no layers in between.
What we do
We connect the plant with the systems that run and measure it: data acquisition, supervision, historisation, ERP/MES integration and the industrial network that holds it all together.
What we do
Services
Four lines of work, one engineering team.
Ignition SCADA
Supervision, historisation and visualisation on the Inductive Automation platform.
Learn moreIndustrial IIoT
From plant-floor data to business systems, over MQTT/Sparkplug and OPC UA.
Learn moreIndustrial networks
The infrastructure the data rides on: segmentation, reliability and remote access.
Learn moreCustom solutions
When the standard does not fit: specific development on top of what is already installed.
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Experience
Industries served
Experience in both continuous and discrete production environments.
- Oil & Gas
- Power generation
- Pharmaceutical
- Petrochemical
- Container port logistics
- Automotive
Technical stack
Technologies
The platforms we work with every day.
- Ignition (Inductive Automation)
- OPC UA
- MQTT / Sparkplug B
- SQL databases
- PLC and process control
- Industrial networks
Why Hecnys
What sets us apart from a generic integrator.
Official integrator
Certified Integrator of Inductive Automation since 2026, with 15 years of experience in industrial control and integration.
Engineering first hand
The engineer who designs the solution is the one who commissions and supports it.
No per-tag licensing
Architectures built on Ignition: licensed per server, with unlimited clients and tags. The system grows without buying it twice.
Plant-floor support
We stay on after commissioning, not just during the project. Support Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00 CET.
Real projects
Case studies
Real projects, presented anonymously for industrial confidentiality.
Got a project on the plant floor?
Tell us about it and you get a technical assessment back, not a catalogue.