Heavy Infrastructure, Oil & Gas, Mining & Energy Utilities · Telemetry-to-Work-Order
The sensor alert, the safety gate, and the work order — connected, not siloed.
A pressure sensor on a remote site trips a threshold. The alert sits in a monitoring dashboard nobody's watching that hour. A crew eventually gets dispatched — without the certified skill set or the part the job actually needs, because nobody checked before sending them. The daily progress report comes back as a stack of WhatsApp photos someone has to transcribe.
The reality today
Where the money and the hours leak.
Daily progress reports are WhatsApp photos
Progress reports from remote sites arrive as photos and messy text logs that office coordinators spend hours organizing.
Safety checklists are a tick-box exercise
Permits-to-work and PPE logs are treated as paperwork, not an active operational gate.
Sensor alerts sit in a dashboard
Telemetry alerts from remote IoT sensors and digital twins sit trapped in a monitoring dashboard without triggering an automated work order.
What runs on day one
Not a pilot promise — what's actually configured.
- ✓ Sensor anomalies converted into prioritized, route-optimized work orders instantly — not left in a dashboard
- ✓ Safety checklists, PPE logs, and permits enforced as a hard gate before machinery powers up
- ✓ Daily progress reports captured structured from the field, not decoded from photos
- ✓ Crews dispatched with the certified skill set and parts the specific asset needs
The demo
a simulated sensor anomaly converted live into a routed work order, with the safety gate enforced before dispatch.