Streamline Plants with Digital Process Automation

Digital process automation uses software to execute, coordinate, and improve business or operational workflows with less manual effort. In manufacturing, that can mean automatically capturing shift handoffs, generating SOPs, surfacing troubleshooting steps, creating maintenance tickets, and following up on open work. Myto adds AI agents and factory-floor knowledge capture so automation reflects how operators actually work.

RPA, or robotic process automation, uses software bots to perform repetitive rule-based tasks, such as copying data between systems or triggering standard actions. In manufacturing, RPA can support work orders, reports, and ticket updates. Myto goes beyond basic RPA by using agentic AI trained on plant knowledge to troubleshoot, document, and coordinate operational work.

Myto works alongside existing MES, CMMS, SCADA, ERP, EAM, and quality systems instead of replacing them. It ingests SOPs, logs, tickets, machine history, work orders, and captured operator knowledge, then structures that information into a manufacturing knowledge layer. AI agents use that context to assist operators, automate documentation, and keep operational workflows moving.

Myto is designed for fast SaaS deployment with minimal IT lift and no heavy infrastructure requirement. Setup typically focuses on connecting key operational data sources, configuring agent workflows, and onboarding frontline teams to the AI glasses or in-app assistant. The goal is to deliver useful automation quickly without forcing a disruptive rip-and-replace project.

Myto can ingest the operational data plants already use, including SOPs, machine logs, maintenance tickets, MES or SCADA records, CMMS and EAM history, ERP work orders, quality-management data, and shift-handover notes. It also captures real-world operator activity through AI glasses, turning undocumented troubleshooting steps and expert maneuvers into reusable knowledge.

No. Myto is not intended to replace your MES, CMMS, ERP, or SCADA environment. It sits on top of those systems as an intelligence and workflow layer. That means teams can keep their existing systems of record while Myto adds contextual guidance, AI-generated documentation, autonomous follow-up, and frontline-friendly access to plant knowledge.

Myto captures experienced operators’ knowledge while they work normally, using wearable AI glasses and operational data integration. Footage, audio, machine context, and troubleshooting actions are structured into SOPs, diagnostic flows, training content, and shift-handover documentation. This preserves critical know-how before senior operators retire or leave, without adding paperwork or extra steps.

Pricing is offered as an enterprise SaaS subscription and varies based on factors such as plant count, agent volume, and AI glasses headcount. Myto recommends booking a 30-minute discovery call to review workflows, integration needs, and rollout scope. That allows the quote to reflect the operational areas where automation will create the most value.