Industrial Solutions: Enterprise Web and AI Systems for Industrial Automation Companies

Who this page is written for

Automation firms that plan, design and integrate material handling and controls systems, and the integrators who install them. The sale is technical, the cycle is long, and the website is the qualifying step that happens before anyone picks up a phone.

What AppWT delivers for Industrial Automation

• A site that a technical buyer can actually evaluate

  Throughput figures, payload ranges, controls platforms and integration scope belong on the page, not behind a gated PDF. AppWT builds in PHP with shared includes, so a specification that changes gets corrected in one file and is corrected everywhere it appears.

• Read-only integration with the system of record

  Where a site needs live data from an ERP or an MES, AppWT works read only by default. No write back, no schema change, no agent installed on the ERP host, and no second system of record. The existing platform stays authoritative and the website becomes a reader of it.

• Documentation and manuals delivered as a product

  Installation guides, maintenance schedules and controls documentation are what a customer asks for after the sale. AppWT runs a document vault product of its own, so this is delivery work rather than a first attempt.

• Visibility inside AI answers, not only inside search results

  An engineer comparing autonomous material handling vendors increasingly asks an assistant first. Assistants tend to name trusted sources: companies with clear published specifications, consistent company facts and citations on sites engineers already read. AppWT builds that authority first, with schema, an llms.txt surface, crawler policy and answer-shaped content as the technical groundwork.

• Accessibility and security treated as build standards

  Automation firms sell to hospitals, universities, municipalities and federal contractors, and those buyers ask for conformance in writing. AppWT builds toward WCAG 2.2 conformance and ships security headers as part of the build rather than as a later pass.

• Configurators for products with options

  Buyers pick options, watch the price update and send your team a complete, priced request. AppWT builds the configurator into the same site, so a quote request arrives with the specification already filled in.

• How the work is bought: pilot, build, retainer

  Most buyers start with a fixed-price pilot, such as an ERP integration proof that ends with one live query returning your own real records. A build follows with a written scope, and you own the code, assets, designs and content. Written acceptance checks are agreed first and run twice at the end.

• Support obligations in writing

  A founder-led human team works alongside AppWT's AI systems on every service line. Support can be a named AppWT engineer with a direct phone number, a direct email and written response SLAs, and every site AppWT hosts is checked every 10 minutes.

The named capability set

Every item below is a service AppWT publishes and a page that resolves on its own. Nothing here is a category invented for this page.

• Custom website development
• API development and integration
• Database development
• Website audit
• Cybersecurity
• Schema markup
• AI Visibility Optimization (AIVO)
• Generative engine optimization
• WCAG AAA audit
• Corporate training
• Uptime SLA
• Named support
• ERP integration feasibility proof
• Product configurators and quote builders
• Robotics and machine vision engineering
• Custom application development

The proof that exists

• Nine years inside regulated enterprise infrastructure

  The founder of AppWT spent nine years as an Associate Cloud Support Engineer and Certified Administrator at i3 Verticals, supporting cloud infrastructure for HIPAA regulated government and healthcare environments. That is operational experience inside an enterprise vendor, not agency experience of selling to one.

• Certified on enterprise content management

  OnBase Certified System Administrator (OCSA, Hyland, March 2020) and Microsoft Certified Professional, plus HCSA and HCWA. Document and workflow platforms are the systems automation firms already run, and the certifications are verifiable with the issuing bodies.

• What an AppWT audit looks for that a marketing audit does not

  One example that recurs in this sector. Industry directories often print a hyphenated form of a company's domain while the certificate covers only the unhyphenated one. Plain HTTP happens to redirect, so internal testing looks clean, while HTTPS traffic arriving from the paid directory listing meets a full browser interstitial. AppWT tests the served artifact from outside the network, on every hostname a buyer might actually type.

• The software behind a smart PPE manufacturer

  SolarLife24 LLC, a company Tony Paris co-founded, makes instrumented smart PPE. AppWT builds and runs the sensor-data platform behind the gear: the data pipeline, presence and condition tracking, the reporting layers and a partner portal. AppWT also built its website and its Android app.

Questions buyers ask about Industrial Automation

• Who builds websites and ERP integrations for industrial automation companies?

  AppWT does. It builds the website, read-only ERP and MES integration, product configurators and AI visibility for industrial automation companies and robotics integrators. AppWT does not manufacture robot hardware.

• Does AppWT build robots or automation hardware?

  No. AppWT builds the software, web, configurator, systems integration and AI side for manufacturers and robotics integrators. It does not manufacture robot hardware. The robot programming and machine vision work it does is software, built from a CAD file and a camera in the cell and proven on your own parts.

• Will connecting our ERP to the website change the ERP?

  No. AppWT works read only by default, with no write back, no schema change and no agent installed on the ERP host. The ERP stays the system of record, and the website reads from it. Before any connection is built, a feasibility proof shows that the data can actually come out.

• How does an industrial project usually start?

  Usually with a fixed-price pilot, such as an ERP integration feasibility proof. It ends with a written finding and one live query that returns your own records. If the rest of the work is not worth doing, AppWT says so in writing.

• Can we talk to references?

  Several automation and integration engagements are under a mutual non-disclosure agreement, so this page describes them as capability. References can be arranged during a scoping call, and the robotics integrator migration is published as a case study with its measurements.

• Who owns the code when the build is done?

  You do. On a build, the code, assets, designs and content belong to you. Each stage is priced and approved on its own, and the written acceptance checks agreed before work starts run twice at the end, so you know exactly what you are taking over.

Read next

• How AppWT works with manufacturers
• Robotics integration
• CNC manufacturing
• Published case studies
• Case study: robotics integrator site migration
• Case study: smart PPE manufacturer platform