SeQent and Velotic Extend Partnership for Industrial Alarm Notification

May 22, 2026
SeQent and Velotic have renewed and expanded their partnership to deliver real-time alarm and event notification across Velotic’s Proficy Software suite, extending support to iFIX in 2026.

SeQent and Velotic have renewed and expanded their partnership to deliver real time alarm and event notification across Velotic’s Proficy Software portfolio, announced in a press release. The collaboration, which has lasted for more than two decades, extends support from Proficy CIMPLICITY HMI/SCADA to iFIX in 2026.

The renewed multi year agreement ensures continuity for Velotic customers who rely on SeQent’s notification technology for critical event communication. The system provides alerts through email, SMS, and SeQent’s Wi Fi Messenger mobile app.

The partnership also introduces modernized offerings aligned with current industrial software procurement and deployment practices. It supports Velotic’s roadmap for more connected and intelligent operations, including future AI enabled capabilities.

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