Coffee roasting integrations that stay connected to roastery work.
Rostoc integrations are built around the operational context of roasting: machine setup, live roast data, green inventory, roast plans, batches, and records the whole team can use later. Start with the exact machine or workflow, then validate the support status before relying on it in production.
Available integration guides
Start with the integration pages that match your current workflow.
- Siemens S7 and PLC roaster setup - setup guidance for exact S7 catalog entries, Ethernet checks, and PLC stream validation.
- Giesen roaster setup - S7 guidance with the Giesen unlock-code requirement and model-era checks called out explicitly.
- Kaleido roaster setup - experimental M1, M2, M6, and M10 setup guidance for USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet paths.
- Santoker setup - experimental read-only logging guidance for exact Santoker WiFi and Bluetooth catalog entries.
- Probat P Series and Probat Sample setup - early Ethernet support guidance, validation steps, and setup notes for selected Probat catalog entries.
- Aillio Bullet setup - early USB-connected logging guidance for Bullet workflows that need inventory and production context.
- Nucleus Link sample roasting - live sample roast logging for supported setups, connected to green inventory and sample-roasting records.
- Kaffelogic Nano 7 roasting - supported USB serial logging for Kaffelogic Nano setups, connected to green inventory and sample-roasting records.
- Artisan import - import selected .alog roast files as references and use .aset machine settings as setup evidence.
Phidget USB and sensor logging setup guides
Use these pages when the roaster logs through USB-connected Phidget sensor hardware rather than a native network or Modbus controller.
- Diedrich Phidget setup - experimental logging guidance for Diedrich 4-Sensor, 6-Sensor, and 6-Sensor Pre-2018 setups.
- Diedrich 4-Sensor Phidget, Diedrich 6-Sensor Phidget, and Diedrich 6-Sensor Pre-2018 Phidget - exact Diedrich sensor-package pages.
- Hive Roaster Data Dome setup - experimental Data Dome guidance for probe-channel validation.
- Mill City Roasters Phidget setup - experimental Phidget guidance that distinguishes back-port sensor setups from Modbus RTU variants.
- MCR Phidget, Mill City Delta controls Phidget, and Mill City Shihlin controls Phidget - exact Mill City Phidget variant pages.
- Phidget USB setup - module-level guidance for Phidget 2xRTD, 2xTC, and Databridge-style roaster logging.
- Phidget 2xRTD, Phidget 2xTC, and Phidget Databridge - exact sensor-module pages.
- Titanium TGX setup - experimental TGX guidance for Phidget USB temperature logging.
- Tostabar Genius setup - experimental Genius guidance for Phidget USB channel checks.
- VNT Phidget setup - experimental Phidget guidance that keeps VNT Phidget separate from the VNT PID Modbus path.
Machine compatibility first
Before choosing any roast logging workflow, confirm the exact machine, controller, cable, connection method, and support status. The machine compatibility guide explains the public support flow, and the docs machine directory lists catalog pages by brand and model.
Why the integration layer matters
A curve is only one part of the record. Rostoc keeps integrations connected to green lots, plans, batches, sample usage, and the decisions that follow after roasting.