SCHRAML GmbH

SCHRAML GmbH, a family-owned company based in Vagen, Germany, has been developing process control, SCADA, and telecontrol systems for critical infrastructure for over 35 years. The company positions itself as 'the digital brain and nervous system of facilities,' serving the water supply, wastewater treatment, sewer networks, stormwater management, flood protection, landfill leachate, district heating, and energy management sectors. Its flagship product, AQASYS, is an open SCADA process control system that consolidates all plant data into a single-source-of-truth database with connectivity via OPC UA, REST API, MQTT, and IEC 60870-5-104 protocols. AQASYS is available as a cloud-hosted or on-premise deployment and runs across iOS/Android apps, web browser, desktop, and HMI interfaces. The platform includes specialized modules: AniMMex Evolution for process visualization editing, a digital operations logbook (Betriebstagebuch/BTB), AQASYS Energiemanagement for energy optimization, and AQASYS KI, an AI-powered digital assistant for anomaly detection and forecasting. Industry-specific configurations are available for both wastewater (Branchenoptionen Abwasser) and water supply (Branchenoptionen Wasser) sectors. On the hardware side, SCHRAML manufactures telecontrol stations (Fernwirkstationen), energy-self-sufficient data loggers (energieautarke Datenlogger FWD), VPN/LTE/4G routers, and the MIP Security Server Series 58x — an exclusive redundancy server with quad-core processor, integrated LTE modem, 8 onboard digital inputs, expandable I/O modules, and network separation between SCADA and automation networks for IT security. The company also provides the FWDA Tube for water and groundwater monitoring and supports porta-WAS data reporting compliance. SCHRAML's customer base includes thousands of installations across German-speaking countries and worldwide, with notable references including the G7 summit water supply at Schloss Elmau (2015).