18 Steps reads your historian, lab, maintenance and shift records together — continuously — and surfaces what's going wrong before the damage compounds. Start by seeing what last quarter's undiagnosed problems already cost you. Nothing touches your controls.
Electrolyte contamination has tripled since Sunday night shift. Two contributing causes:
Drafted for approval: work order for pump B · +8% dosing until repair · flag lot #4471 to blending.
Cost of inaction: ≈US$40K per day on affected circuits.
Every plant tried AI the same way: an engineer notices a problem, opens a chatbot, types a question. That's the wrong shape for a plant. Problems don't announce themselves to whoever happens to be asking.
Someone spots something, pastes a few numbers, gets a plausible paragraph. Nothing watches the other thirty thousand tags. Nothing watches while everyone sleeps.
It reads every instrument, lab result, maintenance record and shift log as one picture, around the clock. When something's going wrong, it raises its hand first — evidence assembled, paperwork drafted.
Every site runs on five or six systems that record everything — and talk to nobody. Here's how one excursion unfolds when each clue sits in a different silo.
Five systems. Twenty years of coexistence. Never once read together.
Illustrative. Week one of any engagement recalibrates the arithmetic to your site's own numbers.
90 days of historian, lab and maintenance exports for one section — files your team pulls without an IT project.
It replays your quarter: every excursion, every delayed diagnosis, the cross-system root cause of each.
What each delay cost — plus the incidents that were never registered at all. Verifiable line by line.
We are asking heavy industry to let us read its most sensitive operational data. These are not preferences. They are how the system is built.
Every one of these is written into the contract, not just this page. If your IT or security team wants to go through it line by line before anything connects — good. That is the right instinct, and we will sit with them.
Three weeks, your own data, nothing touches production. A fixed fee, credited against a pilot if you go ahead.
Request a plant scanWe’ll come back within one working day with exactly what we’d need from your team and how the scan runs. Nothing connects to your systems until you say so.
You’ll hear from us within one working day — from a person, not an autoresponder. We’ll set out exactly what we’d need from your team, what the scan covers, and what you get back.
Nothing connects to your systems until you say so.