Guaranteed
operational continuity
WHEN YOUR IT GOES DOWN
Corhius enables industrial companies to maintain access to critical data, instructions and documents even when an ERP, MES, PLM, the network or a SaaS platform becomes unavailable.
You protect your industrial performance, secure your business continuity plan, and give frontline teams the means to keep producing, deciding and delivering.
Guaranteed
operational continuity
WHEN YOUR IT GOES DOWN
Corhius enables industrial companies to maintain access to critical data, instructions and documents even when an ERP, MES, PLM, the network or a SaaS platform becomes unavailable.
You protect your industrial performance, secure your business continuity plan, and give frontline teams the means to keep producing, deciding and delivering.
Context
DON't PUT YOUR INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE AT RISK
125,000 € *
Average cost per hour of system downtime
* Source: Value of Reliability – ABB Survey Report 2023
Corhius ensures teams can continue to produce, decide, and deliver despite them.
Critical information remains accessible, usable and governed, even when core systems, networks or platforms are unavailable.
Context
DON't PUT YOUR INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE AT RISK
125,000 € *
Average cost per hour of system downtime
* Source: Value of Reliability – ABB Survey Report 2023
Corhius ensures teams can continue to produce, decide, and deliver despite them.
Critical information remains accessible, usable and governed, even when core systems, networks or platforms are unavailable.
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Positioning
Where CORHIUS fits in your industrial context
Corhius enables industrial teams to maintain operations during outages or cyber incidents by providing secure, offline access to validated instructions, documents and critical data without relying on live PLM, MES or ERP systems.
Ecosystem Compatibility
CORHIUS integrates with leading industrial software platforms
pricing
Choose The level of operational continuity
that matches your industrial context
Choose the package that fits your deployment scope. All prices exclude VAT.
From 50 000€
Essential
Ensure critical access
1 Site
1 System
Access data from a single data source system for one site
Pricing
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Most common
Advanced
Scale continuity across systems
OR
Access data from multiple operational systems for one site
OR access data from a single data source system for multiple sites
Pricing
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Entreprise
Ensure critical access
Multiple Sites
Multiple Systems
Access data from multiple operational systems across the company
Pricing
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Work with an expert to assess your continuity needs and identify the pricing model that fits your context.
ALL PACKAGES INCLUDE
Access critical production & engineering data
Work instructions, technical drawings, CAD models, quality data
Access critical production & engineering data
Offline-first access, edge deployment, guaranteed uptime
Access critical production & engineering data
Local annotations, traceability, synchronized when connected
All packages include only the license.
Pricing based on guaranteed operational continuity, not per-user subscriptions.
FAQ
What is Corhius?
Corhius is an industrial operational continuity solution that ensures access to critical business data even when PLM, MES, ERP, or other enterprise systems become unavailable.
Instead of waiting for central systems to be restored, production, engineering, and quality teams can continue working using a secure, synchronized local copy of the information they need.
What is the difference between Corhius and a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) or Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)?
A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) focuses on restoring IT systems after an incident.
A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) focuses on maintaining business operations during the disruption.
Corhius is not intended to replace your BCP or DRP. Instead, it helps organizations execute their continuity strategy by ensuring that critical operational data remains available even when core business systems are unavailable.
By providing uninterrupted access to essential information, Corhius helps companies keep operations running during cyberattacks, infrastructure failures, maintenance activities, or system migrations.
Which systems can Corhius connect to?
Corhius is built on a connector-based architecture that enables integration with the main industrial and enterprise applications used across manufacturing organizations.
The platform can collect and replicate data from PLM, ERP, MES, DMS, and other business systems, including solutions such as Windchill, Teamcenter, SAP, Opcenter, and any application exposing standard integration interfaces.
Corhius connectors leverage industry standards such as REST APIs, OData services, databases, file-sharing systems, and industrial event platforms. They can also integrate with publish/subscribe technologies such as MQTT and Apache Kafka, allowing source systems to push updates automatically to Corhius.
This flexible integration architecture allows organizations to consolidate information from multiple systems into a single operational workspace while minimizing custom development and simplifying deployment.
How much does Corhius cost?
Corhius is licensed through a subscription model based on the operational scope covered rather than the number of users.
To help organizations evaluate the solution, we also offer a Proof of Concept (PoC) package. This includes a six-month software loan that allows customers to test Corhius using their own systems and data.
Only installation, configuration, and onboarding services are charged during the PoC phase, making it easy to validate business value before a broader deployment.
Can users create or modify data in Corhius?
The current version of Corhius is primarily designed to ensure access to the right information when source systems are unavailable.
Capabilities for data entry, modification, and synchronization with source systems are part of the product roadmap and will support advanced continuity and recovery scenarios requiring reconciliation with enterprise applications.
Can I try Corhius with my own data?
Yes.
Organizations can evaluate Corhius using their own systems, processes, and data through a dedicated six-month Proof of Concept offering.
The PoC includes a temporary software license that allows teams to validate integration, replication workflows, operational workspaces, and business value in a real-world environment.
Only installation, configuration, and onboarding services are charged, providing a low-risk approach to assessing the solution before full deployment.
How does data replication work in Corhius?
Corhius provides two complementary approaches for feeding operational workspaces.
The first approach relies on a visual data explorer that allows administrators to browse PLM, MES, and ERP data structures, preview available objects and documents, and select the information to replicate into Corhius without custom development.
The second approach uses automated replication workflows. Administrators define which objects should be monitored, apply filtering criteria, and configure trigger conditions. Replication can then be executed on a schedule, whenever data or metadata changes, or when events are emitted by source systems.
This approach enables workspaces to be automatically populated with the right information while significantly reducing configuration and maintenance efforts.
How does Corhius ensure workspaces always contain up-to-date information?
Corhius allows administrators to define exactly which information should be available to operational teams and under which conditions it should be refreshed.
Using replication workflows, synchronization can be automatically triggered when a document revision is released, a bill of materials is updated, a manufacturing order is created, or a specific metadata field changes in a source system.
As a result, operators, engineers, and maintenance teams always have access to the most relevant and up-to-date information without manually searching across multiple business applications.
Where is Corhius data stored?
Replicated data remains on infrastructure controlled by your organization.
You retain full control over data location, access rights, and governance policies, whether Corhius is deployed on a local server, a virtual machine, or a workstation within your environment.
Is Corhius limited to production continuity and system outage scenarios?
No.
Production continuity is often the first use case because operational disruptions can have a significant financial impact. However, Corhius is not limited to outage scenarios or shop-floor activities.
The platform can also be used to simplify and secure access to information coming from multiple business systems for engineering, maintenance, quality, logistics, and support teams.
What types of data can be stored in Corhius?
Corhius can replicate both structured business data and technical documentation.
Examples include:
- Work Orders
- Routing and process plans
- Manufacturing operations
- Quality records
- Inspection reports
- Work instructions
- PDF documents
- Office files
- Engineering drawings
- Product documentation
- 3D visualizations
The Corhius data model is intentionally flexible and can be adapted to the structure and requirements of your existing business systems.
FAQ
What is Corhius?
Corhius is an industrial operational continuity solution that ensures access to critical business data even when PLM, MES, ERP, or other enterprise systems become unavailable.
Instead of waiting for central systems to be restored, production, engineering, and quality teams can continue working using a secure, synchronized local copy of the information they need.
How does data replication work in Corhius?
Corhius provides two complementary approaches for feeding operational workspaces.
The first approach relies on a visual data explorer that allows administrators to browse PLM, MES, and ERP data structures, preview available objects and documents, and select the information to replicate into Corhius without custom development.
The second approach uses automated replication workflows. Administrators define which objects should be monitored, apply filtering criteria, and configure trigger conditions. Replication can then be executed on a schedule, whenever data or metadata changes, or when events are emitted by source systems.
This approach enables workspaces to be automatically populated with the right information while significantly reducing configuration and maintenance efforts.
What is the difference between Corhius and a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) or Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)?
A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) focuses on restoring IT systems after an incident.
A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) focuses on maintaining business operations during the disruption.
Corhius is not intended to replace your BCP or DRP. Instead, it helps organizations execute their continuity strategy by ensuring that critical operational data remains available even when core business systems are unavailable.
By providing uninterrupted access to essential information, Corhius helps companies keep operations running during cyberattacks, infrastructure failures, maintenance activities, or system migrations.
How does Corhius ensure workspaces always contain up-to-date information?
Corhius allows administrators to define exactly which information should be available to operational teams and under which conditions it should be refreshed.
Using replication workflows, synchronization can be automatically triggered when a document revision is released, a bill of materials is updated, a manufacturing order is created, or a specific metadata field changes in a source system.
As a result, operators, engineers, and maintenance teams always have access to the most relevant and up-to-date information without manually searching across multiple business applications.
Which systems can Corhius connect to?
Corhius is built on a connector-based architecture that enables integration with the main industrial and enterprise applications used across manufacturing organizations.
The platform can collect and replicate data from PLM, ERP, MES, DMS, and other business systems, including solutions such as Windchill, Teamcenter, SAP, Opcenter, and any application exposing standard integration interfaces.
Corhius connectors leverage industry standards such as REST APIs, OData services, databases, file-sharing systems, and industrial event platforms. They can also integrate with publish/subscribe technologies such as MQTT and Apache Kafka, allowing source systems to push updates automatically to Corhius.
This flexible integration architecture allows organizations to consolidate information from multiple systems into a single operational workspace while minimizing custom development and simplifying deployment.
Where is Corhius data stored?
Replicated data remains on infrastructure controlled by your organization.
You retain full control over data location, access rights, and governance policies, whether Corhius is deployed on a local server, a virtual machine, or a workstation within your environment.
How much does Corhius cost?
Corhius is licensed through a subscription model based on the operational scope covered rather than the number of users.
To help organizations evaluate the solution, we also offer a Proof of Concept (PoC) package. This includes a six-month software loan that allows customers to test Corhius using their own systems and data.
Only installation, configuration, and onboarding services are charged during the PoC phase, making it easy to validate business value before a broader deployment.
Is Corhius limited to production continuity and system outage scenarios?
No.
Production continuity is often the first use case because operational disruptions can have a significant financial impact. However, Corhius is not limited to outage scenarios or shop-floor activities.
The platform can also be used to simplify and secure access to information coming from multiple business systems for engineering, maintenance, quality, logistics, and support teams.
Can users create or modify data in Corhius?
The current version of Corhius is primarily designed to ensure access to the right information when source systems are unavailable.
Capabilities for data entry, modification, and synchronization with source systems are part of the product roadmap and will support advanced continuity and recovery scenarios requiring reconciliation with enterprise applications.
What types of data can be stored in Corhius?
Corhius can replicate both structured business data and technical documentation.
Examples include:
- Work Orders
- Routing and process plans
- Manufacturing operations
- Quality records
- Inspection reports
- Work instructions
- PDF documents
- Office files
- Engineering drawings
- Product documentation
- 3D visualizations
The Corhius data model is intentionally flexible and can be adapted to the structure and requirements of your existing business systems.
Can I try Corhius with my own data?
Yes.
Organizations can evaluate Corhius using their own systems, processes, and data through a dedicated six-month Proof of Concept offering.
The PoC includes a temporary software license that allows teams to validate integration, replication workflows, operational workspaces, and business value in a real-world environment.
Only installation, configuration, and onboarding services are charged, providing a low-risk approach to assessing the solution before full deployment.