India
CNC machine monitoring software, built in India for Indian plants
Most machine-monitoring software is built elsewhere, priced in dollars, and hosted in someone else’s cloud. ThingConnect is different: developed in Coimbatore, quoted in ₹, and connected by engineers who come to your plant. It costs ₹79 per machine per day, published in full rather than hidden behind a quote form.
Why Indian plants choose ThingConnect
Built here, priced here
Developed in Coimbatore, quoted in ₹, priced for mid-market Indian plants. No currency-converted US price list, no enterprise-only minimums.
Cloud that respects plant reality
The gateway buffers data through internet outages and syncs when the line is back — no lost shifts. Dashboards open on any phone or laptop, wherever the owner is.
Deployed by our engineers, on your floor
Site survey, installation, machine connections, operator training — done for you. Dashboards live on install day.
Made for how Indian plants actually run
Shift and break rules you define (tea breaks counted your way), WhatsApp alerts instead of unread email, Excel export on every report, and operator screens that work in two taps.
Questions
Before you book a demo
Yes — ThingConnect is built by MachDatum in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The product, the pricing, and the deployment model are designed for Indian plants first, not adapted from a US offering.
Yes. Deployments are done on-site by our engineers. Tell us where your plant is on the first call and we plan the site survey accordingly.
Yes, quoted in ₹ and priced for Indian mid-market plants: ₹79 per machine per day billed annually — about ₹28,835 per machine per year — stepping down to ₹67 at 11–25 machines and ₹59 at 26 or more. Deployment is a one-time ₹40,000–₹75,000 by machine count. The full breakdown is published on our India cost guide.
Cloud-first: dashboards are hosted by us and reachable from anywhere, while a gateway in your plant keeps collecting during internet outages and syncs when the line returns. Plants with larger fleets or contracts that prohibit off-site production data can have the full system deployed on-premise as an enterprise option.