Feed real-time crusher/PLC status into a Wenco fleet dispatch decision via the Wenco Data Exchange Service
domain: Wenco Fleet Management System (Wenco Data Exchange Service) · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the target Wenco deployment exposes the Wenco Data Exchange Service, the web-service API Wenco uses to connect its FMS to external mine-planning, ERP, and CMMS systems.
Configure the external system (e.g., a crusher-side PLC/SCADA feed reporting bin levels or operational status) to publish its data through the Data Exchange Service interface.
Verify Wenco's dispatch engine is consuming that feed in real time, since Wenco documents this exact use case (crusher bin-level data triggering automatic truck redirection).
Coordinate with Wenco's implementation team for endpoint/schema specifics, as the Data Exchange Service is deployed and configured per mine site rather than exposed as a universal public API.
Test end-to-end by triggering a known crusher-status change and confirming the FMS dispatch logic reacts as expected before relying on it operationally.
Known gotchas
Wenco markets an "open API" philosophy, but concrete endpoint schemas are typically shared under a customer/vendor relationship rather than published as open public documentation — plan for a Wenco-assisted integration, not self-service discovery.
Behavior (e.g., automatic truck redirection) depends on dispatch rules configured on top of the raw data feed; receiving the data correctly does not guarantee the expected operational response without matching rule configuration.
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