Function-to-level selector

Six questions. The answer is the minimum upgrade level your function list actually needs, whether it runs on a standalone machine, and the inputs to send so the figure can be fixed.

Question 1 — Which functions do you need?

Tick every function that has to be in scope

Why the list comes first

The level follows the functions, not the other way round. A workshop project that only needs recipe control on three machines is a Level 1 job on three machines.

Questions 2 to 6 — Context that moves the level

Scope, coordination and systems

Tick the functions you need, answer questions 2 to 6, then press the button.

Inputs to send with the enquiry

What the proposal stage needs from you

The list changes with the functions you tick.

What this selector does not do

It does not price anything and it does not commit a function. Whether a closed third-party controller will release the parameter you need is established by the interface survey, and until that survey is done the affected items stay marked assessed.

Send the equipment list, the process requirement and your on-site network conditions and an engineer returns a scoped line proposal within one business day.