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An AI intelligence layer
for your entire plant

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The problem

Your plant already has the data that explains what is happening. But the story is split across systems, alarms, and people—so teams often start investigating after the impact.

No intelligence

Your SCADA system sits on mountains of high-quality data, but it never converts that data into meaningful analysis or action.

Alarms tell you too late

A limit alarm says a threshold was crossed. It does not show the drift, change, or sequence of events that led up to it. What if you could see the signs before they become catasrophes?

Answers depend on the right person

Investigations often rely on the operator or engineer who remembers how the plant behaved last time. That knowledge should not live in one person's head.

The solution

Our intelligence layer observes the systems you already run, puts their signals in context, and turns subtle changes into an explanation before they become downtime.

AI-powered intelligence

Apply AI to the data you already collect, turning it into clearer context and faster understanding.

A second set of eyes

Always watching your plant, our intelligence layer acts like a 24/7 operator—spotting meaningful changes and surfacing context before they become bigger problems.

Ask your plant questions

Use plain language to explore the signals, alarms, trends, and history behind any operational question.

How it works

  1. Connect your systems

    Connect your SCADA and HMI platforms in only a few clicks. Our platform seamlessly imports your tags, alarms, and history to build a rich context of your plant.

  2. Investigate and accelerate

    Use natural-language investigation to trace changes across tags, alarms, and history, so your team can move from question to action faster. See the full list of features below.

  3. Get answers

    Get a clear explanation of what happened, what changed, and what to do next.

We support:

SCADAAVEVA PIIgnitionSQLREST APIControl Seat

Features

Ask your plant

Ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in your plant data.

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Investigate tags, alarms, trends, and history without manually pulling data from multiple systems or building an investigation from scratch.

24/7 watchdog

Keep a continuous watch on your operation, even when your team is focused elsewhere.

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Our intelligence layer watches operating behavior around the clock, surfaces meaningful changes, and helps your team respond before they become bigger problems.

Anomaly detection

Spot abnormal behavior and subtle drift before it becomes an obvious production issue.

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See changes that traditional threshold alarms can miss by comparing current operating behavior with the patterns that are normal for your plant.

Compare and contrast

Compare operating periods, events, and signals side by side to see what changed.

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Contrast normal and abnormal behavior, similar events, or different time periods to uncover the conditions and relationships behind an issue.

AI-generated dashboards

Turn a question into a focused dashboard in seconds, no engineer and no report-building required.

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Generate a fast visual view of the signals, trends, and context behind an issue so your team can understand it and share it quickly.

Built for everyone in the plant

Engineers

Debug and develop fast. Trace root causes in minutes instead of days, and skip the manual setup with devices, tags, and documentation discovered for you.

Operators

Figure out what is happening in the moment, then build a quick screen to keep watch on it. Ask in plain language and get answers without digging through tags and alarms.

Administrators

Pull on-demand overviews of what happened and what went wrong, and dig into operations yourself, no engineer required.