A plant knowledge agent, CAPEX estimation, machinery repair assistance, and production debottlenecking — purpose-built for operations teams where every minute of delay costs money.
Manuals, SOPs, repair logs, and engineering documents — indexed with semantic search and OCR for scans — answered in plain language with the source attached.
Four production-ready agents — each aimed at a high-cost, high-frequency operations problem.
Natural-language access to every SOP, manual, and operational record — answered in seconds with citations.
Capital expenditure estimates generated from your historical projects and engineering benchmarks — not spreadsheets from scratch.
Step-by-step repair guidance, fault diagnosis, and parts lookup — delivered to the technician in real time.
Continuous OEE monitoring with automatic constraint identification and corrective recommendations.
One pipeline from indexed knowledge to triggered workflow.
Manuals, SOPs, repair logs, and drawings indexed semantically — including scanned pages via OCR.
Plain language via mobile, wearable, voice, or terminal — no navigation, no logins mid-task.
The agent searches across sources, reasons over them, and returns a precise, cited answer.
Work orders, incident reports, and escalations created automatically — no manual data entry.
Agents anchor into the systems your plant already runs.
1000+ integrations available
Explore All IntegrationsThe full stack runs inside your infrastructure — no cloud dependency, no data leaving the plant network.
Hands busy, gloves on — workers ask by voice and get answers read back or sent to their device.
Every answer carries its source document and page. If the archive doesn’t know, the agent says so.
Indexing existing documentation needs no system changes — first answers within weeks of kickoff.
SOPs, equipment manuals, P&IDs, repair logs, engineering standards, and scanned legacy archives — OCR handles image-based pages.
Yes — the voice stack is tuned for industrial noise, and every voice answer is mirrored as text on the worker’s device.
Both — within policy: work orders, incident reports, and escalations are created in your CMMS automatically, each one logged.
Role-based permissions mapped from your directory — operators, technicians, and engineers each see what their role permits.
Bring three real floor questions to the demo — watch them answered with sources.
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