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IoT connectivity that works

BridgeERP IoT (Internet of Things) connects a wide range of external devices directly to your database. Easy IoT with powerful results.

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Easy IoT, powerful resultsBoosting productivity has never been easierDiscover how IoT transforms your business processesEverything you need, done right
IoT — Boosting productivity has never been easier

Boosting productivity has never been easier

A four-step flow: plug in your IoT Box and connect devices, let automatic device detection handle configuration, link devices to your business workflows, and start leveraging IoT in your daily operations.

IoT — Discover how IoT transforms your business processes

Discover how IoT transforms your business processes

Add digital calipers, micrometers, gauge feelers, and height gages with measurements linked to products. Use cameras to verify quality or meet auditing requirements, print product labels automatically when generating serial numbers, and use foot switches for hands-free control during manufacturing and quality processes.

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Easy IoT, powerful results

The IoT Box allows you to connect external devices directly to your BridgeERP database with minimal setup and maximum integration. Devices can be connected through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, or HDMI, and are fully integrated with existing business processes — no technical expertise required.

Everything you need, done right

Supports a wide range of plug-and-play connected devices with preloaded drivers, including IoT boxes built with Raspberry Pi 3 and 4. Attach devices to quality alerts and control points for real-time monitoring, connecting via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth, USB, or HDMI.

Expand as you grow

IoT works across the suite: Manufacturing (making production easy with connected devices), Point of Sale (sell anything from anywhere with IoT peripherals), Sales, Inventory, and Purchase.

Put IoT to work

Add it to your plan and pay only for what you use — or see it running on your own demo first.