Put AI to work on your operations, with your team in charge.
Practical guides for the people who run operations: how to describe your business so software and AI can work from it, join up the systems you already have, and turn readings into decisions your team trusts. Plain English first, with the detail your technical team will want.
Describe your business before you automate it
Why automation and AI stall without a picture of your business, what a model is in plain English, and how to write yours in an afternoon.
- describe
- 5 minute read
One machine, five systems: joining up the data you already have
How to join up an asset register, maintenance system, historian and sensors around the same machine, and what to check before you trust the result.
- connect
- 4 minute read
From alert to approved fix: monitoring your team will trust
Alerts that mean something, likely causes with their reasons, fixes a person approves and readings confirm, and rules that improve from the answers.
- watch and act
- 5 minute read
Four steps behind every guide
Describe the business once, connect what you already use, let the routine watching and working out run by itself, and keep the decisions with people. Each guide takes one step further.
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Describe
The things you deal with, how they connect, the numbers you watch and what you are aiming for, in your own words.
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Connect
APIs, read-only databases, exports and devices, joined up as the same customer, order or machine.
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Watch, explain, improve
Alerts that mean something, likely causes with their reasons, and rules that get sharper from your team’s answers.
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Approve and act
Matches, causes and fixes wait for a person, and a pressed control is confirmed by the readings.
Want a guide on something specific?
Tell us what you are trying to automate or keep an eye on. We will write it up, or show you on your own data.