Assistant over the management system
Natural-language questions about quality, safety and environmental procedures, with the document and page cited so the answer can be verified.
The answer is in the procedure. Finding it is the problem.
Procedures, drawings and manuals that grow every year, audits that ask for the detail, and shifts that can't wait while someone digs through a folder.
What repeats in this sector
In an industrial operation, documentation isn't a dead archive: it defines what can be done, within what deadline, and who answers for it. Management-system procedures, drawings, equipment manuals, sector regulation.
The cost isn't having the information, it's locating it. A question that should take two minutes ends up in an email thread, or in asking the person who has been there the longest.
- Documentation split across SharePoint, shared folders and email.
- Scanned drawings and manuals no search engine understands.
- Audits that demand traceability for every answer.
- Shift teams that need answers from a phone.
Where it adds value
Examples of scope we assess against your operation.
A searchable technical archive
Optical recognition tuned for drawings and manuals — rotated text, symbols, embedded tables — with semantic indexing adapted to technical content.
Queries over operating data
Questions translated into database queries, with an allow-list of operations and injection prevention.
Continuous quality evaluation
A test suite and rubrics reviewed by your team, to catch drift before it reaches a user.
The case behind it
Case in productionAn internal assistant that answers with the source in viewNatural-language questions about management-system procedures, the technical archive and financial documentation, each answer citing the document it came from.
Let's talk about your operation.
Tell us the process, the systems involved and the outcome you need. We'll assess the scope and the next steps with you.
Services that usually apply
AI agents and assistants
Document assistants and AI agents wired into your operation, with permissions and quality criteria.
Assessment and IT architecture
Put processes, systems and data in order, and decide what to modernize, integrate or replace.
Data and analytics
Put your data sources in order and turn them into dashboards, indicators and queries you can trust.