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Field Service + APM
Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) + Ignite Lean
Bently Nevada runs condition monitoring for rotating equipment. Bridge vibration signals to maintenance.
REST API Webhooks MQTT / Sparkplug B
How the Connection Works
Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes)
REST APIWebhooksMQTT / Sparkplug B
Ignite Lean
Into Ignite Lean
- Vibration + condition data
Back to Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes)
- Work orders
How It Works
- 1Bently Nevada publishes condition data via REST + MQTT.
- 2Ignite Lean auto-creates corrective WOs past threshold.
- 3Asset context flows back.
Recommended Workflows
How Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) works best with Ignite Lean. These are recommended patterns: Ignite Lean fires the trigger, and how Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) routes it (which work group, which device, which rule) is configured to your IT setup.
Predictive failure becomes a work order
Trigger Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) flags a predicted failure on an asset
- 1Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) fires the alert with remaining-useful-life and asset id.
- 2Ignite Lean auto-creates a corrective work order tied to the asset and PM history.
- 3A maintenance tech sees the full asset context (failure codes, MTBF, previous WOs) on the kiosk.
Failures get caught before they become downtime, with full plant-side context.
Field failure links back to the build that made it
Trigger A field technician logs a failure in Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes)
- 1Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) fires the failure event with the unit serial.
- 2Ignite Lean links the failure to the originating build, including operator, lot, and as-built data.
- 3Engineering sees field failures by build feature for design iteration.
Field data closes the loop back to design and process, not just to maintenance.
Connect Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) today
This works now through our REST API, outbound webhooks, and Excel/CSV. Start with the API reference, or talk to us about a guided setup.