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.
Built for the moment it lands on your desk
If one of these is in front of you right now, this is where to start.
A PHA revalidation is due
The five-year clock won't move and the SME hours are brutal. Walk in with the cross-checks already done.
An MOC or action backlog
Changes piling up faster than anyone can reconcile them against the basis. See their impact on your scenarios, ranked.
A finding to close
Stale studies, inconsistent safeguard credits, un-reconciled MOCs — resolved before the deadline, not after it.
A turnaround or PSSR
Hazard reviews that have to clear fast, without cutting the corners that come back to bite.
A recent incident — yours or a peer's
Does your PHA actually cover it? Match it against your own scenarios and find out.
A newly acquired asset
An unknown hazard basis, made legible and current in weeks — not quarters.
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.