rdLogic

An operating change is a series of clicks that leaves nothing behind: nobody knows what was done, a failure leaves the station half-changed, and people only dare intervene in a maintenance window.

rdLogic runs procedures described in a document on a Niagara station: a sequence of bounded operations — set a tag, create a link, import a configuration, update a node. The station checks that the procedure is the one that was approved before running it, rolls back if a step fails, and returns a clear verdict: applied, cancelled, or cancellation impossible.

• What runs is what was reviewed.
• A failure does not leave the station half-changed.
• Replayable without duplicates: a procedure does not redo what is already in place.
• A verdict, not a log to interpret.
• A readable, traced alternative to embedded code.

• Industrializing commissioning.
• Delegating an operation without delegating the station.
• Intervening outside a maintenance window, with bounded risk.
• Making a change auditable.

Niagara ≥ 4.13.x

0.54.3

on request

rdLogic

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