Request a demo
Tell us a little about your facility — and what’s driving the timing (a revalidation, a backlog, an audit) — and we’ll set up a short walkthrough on your data.
Read-only, evidence-linked, and human-approved — your data stays yours, and nothing changes your safety systems automatically.
Start reducing your process safety backlog
Bring a unit that’s up for revalidation, or your open MOC and action backlog. We’ll run the reconciliation read-only and walk you through what it finds — the inconsistencies, the change impacts, the ranked risk reduction opportunities. A focused pilot on one unit follows if it earns it.
Pilots designed to prove the value while getting work done.
Prove the built value
Run complete reconciliation on a unit that’s up for revalidation — or on your MOC backlog — and surface the contradictions, unresolved risks, and change impacts it finds.
Baseline both sides
With your operations team, measure today’s rate of incidents and of self-inflicted trips taken under hazard uncertainty.
Define success up front
Agree the metrics before the pilot begins, so it generates its own evidence.
From a single unit, the economics scale to your portfolio by hazard exposure — not by headcount.
Contained, read-only, and measured
A pilot is a defined technical evaluation on one unit — not an integration project. Here is the whole shape of it.
- One representative unit or process area
- Read-only analysis — no system integration
- Starter data: PHA/HAZOP, MOCs, incidents, P&IDs, SIF / safeguard list
- Week 1 — data intake and agreed success criteria
- Weeks 2–3 — model build and reconciliation
- Week 4 — SME review and refinement
- Weeks 5–6 — executive readout and expansion plan
- A one-time data export
- 2–3 SME review sessions
- One executive readout
- A source-grounded finding register
- Ranked risk reduction opportunities
- MOC-impact and safeguard-contradiction findings
- Incident-to-scenario overlay
- Executive summary with estimated value
- Valid findings confirmed by your SMEs
- Reconciliation coverage achieved
- High-priority opportunities identified
- Study-prep hours saved
- Operational use cases validated
Most teams start with a short walkthrough on your data to see the output firsthand. The pilot is the next step, if it earns it.