The Control Plane for Industrial AI

OpenIndustrial is the Control Plane that governs how AI interacts with your industrial systems. Connect any MCP-native AI, maintain human approval for every action, and keep a complete audit trail.

AI proposes. You decide. Full audit trail. We invented this pattern.


What You Get

CapabilityWhat It Means
Governed AIEvery AI proposal requires human approval
MCP-nativeClaude, Copilot, GPT - any AI that speaks MCP
Your AzureDeploys to your tenant, your data stays yours
Audit TrailEvery action logged, attributed, reversible

The difference between "AI chaos" and "governed AI" is a Control Plane. This is that plane.


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The 6-Step Flow

From raw data to ANY AI in 6 steps:

StepActionResult
1Create ConnectionData entry point established
2Get Data FlowingLive telemetry streaming
3Connect to SurfaceExecution boundary defined
4Build Query with AziGoverned KQL created, API ready
5Use Your APIREST endpoint live
6Connect Any AIClaude, Copilot, any MCP-native AI

Step 6 is the "aha moment" - proof that "Bring Any AI" is real, not marketing.

Thinking Tip:

Each step offers two paths: drag-and-drop OR ask Azi. Either way, you approve.


Governed AI: How It Works

The governance loop:

  1. AI proposes - Azi generates a query or action based on your request
  2. You review - See the KQL, impact analysis, and reasoning
  3. You decide - Approve, reject, or edit
  4. System acts - Only after your explicit approval
  5. Audit logs - Every decision recorded with attribution

This isn't "AI assistance." This is governed execution. The difference matters when things go wrong.


What Makes It Different

Other platforms: Give you their AI, locked to their models, with their governance (or none).

OpenIndustrial: You bring any MCP-native AI. We govern whatever you connect. Fire us and keep running.

TraditionalControl Plane
Vendor AI onlyAny MCP-native AI
Auto-executeHuman approval required
Scattered logsComplete audit trail
Their cloudYour Azure tenant
Lock-inWalk away clean

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