Obsyd monitors ERP/TMS integrations, multi-site systems and VMs around the clock and fixes outages automatically — so operations don't hang on one overlooked failure.
In logistics and industry, ongoing operations hang on grown, tightly coupled systems: ERP, transport management, edge systems across multiple sites. If an interface or a VM fails, often no one notices immediately — until orders or shipments are stuck.
Obsyd is the watcher over the entire stack: it detects failed integrations, shut-down machines or broken deployments, fixes routine cases automatically and reports the rest with a concrete fix instead of a vague alarm.
Obsyd sits as an autonomous watcher over your existing stack. You keep your tools — Obsyd observes, fixes and documents across every layer.
Core systems for orders, inventory and transport.
Central cloud plus systems at every site.
Reproducible rollout across all plants.
Monitors interfaces, VMs and deployments.
Real incident patterns from practice — detected, fixed and documented as a root-cause report automatically.
A VM is accidentally shut down. Obsyd detects that it should be running, restarts it — the site is back online before it escalates.
The link between ERP and application drops without an error message. Obsyd notices the missing data flow and fixes the cause.
You push, the pipeline is green, but the deployment doesn't go through. Obsyd catches the 500 instead of it staying unnoticed until next morning.
For logistics providers and industrial mid-market companies with multiple sites and grown ERP/TMS landscapes.
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