Kinnil OEE
5.9#14 in manufacturing analytics softwareFrom $179 a monthWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | Kinnil OEE | Tulip |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Mexico | Somerville, Massachusetts, United States |
| Integrations | The platform lists ERP integration and says it can coexist with SCADA systems. | Tulip connects with ERP, PLM, and other business systems and offers HTTP and SQL connectors, an API, and an on-premise Connector Host. |
| Machine connectivity | Kinnil reads PLCs through MODBUS TCP/IP, RS485 or analog signals and can use non-invasive sensing when a machine lacks an available signal. | Tulip supports machine connections through Node-RED, MQTT, and OPC UA, directly or through Tulip edge devices. |
| Purpose | Kinnil connects machine signals to real-time OEE, downtime causes, maintenance and equipment condition. | Tulip describes its product as a composable frontline operations platform for production workflows, visibility, and operational improvement. |
| Security | Kinnil states that it uses end-to-end encryption to AWS, role-based access, and an independent cellular data channel; it also cites ISO 9001:2015 and certified AWS infrastructure. | Tulip states that it encrypts data at rest and in transit, uses TLS/SSL-only API endpoints, and performs continuous vulnerability scanning and third-party penetration testing. |
Kinnil OEE plans
- Kinnil OEE$179 a month
Tulip plans
- Essentials$100 a month
- Professional$250 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
- Regulated IndustriesPriced on request
Pick Kinnil OEE if…
Kinnil OEE suits manufacturing, mining, and oil and gas/OEM plants needing machine-level production and downtime visibility. It is intended for North American plants with English and Spanish support during North American hours.
Pick Tulip if…
It suits manufacturing and frontline operations teams building production workflows, tracking work, or connecting machines and enterprise systems. A 10-interface minimum applies to the listed plans.