For industrial maintenance
The technician asks from their phone, at the machine, and gets the answer with the manual and page it comes from.
technical assistant · plant network
Four steps, from the manual to the answer.
We gather manuals, records and reports, as they are
It reads each machine: its manual, its record and its reports
The technician asks from their phone, at the machine
It answers with the manual and page it comes from
Every answer says which manual and which page it comes from, so you can open it and check before touching the machine.
It cross-checks the question with that machine's record and reports: it knows when the filter was changed and when it's due.
If the answer isn't in your manuals, it says so instead of making it up, and notes it in the log so you know what's missing.
These are your manuals and your machines: it runs entirely at the plant and nothing leaves it.
Inside the plant's server
Technicians ask, from their phones
Technical Assistant
The manual and page, on the technician's phone.
What was asked and what it couldn't answer.
Neither the manuals nor the questions leave the plant.
The same package for every product. No lock-in, VAT not included. If your case needs more than the standard, we say so before we start.
Yes. Scans go through text recognition first, and during setup we check they read correctly before anything is signed off. If a page can't be read, you're told which one.
No. The CMMS still handles work orders and assets. The assistant is the lookup layer: it answers with what the manuals, records and reports say, without changing what you already use.
It says so and doesn't make anything up. The question stays in the log, so the supervisor sees what still needs writing and adds it whenever they like; from then on, the assistant answers.
On the plant's server. Neither the manuals nor what each technician asks ever leave it, and if you stop the service one day, they stay where they were.
Tell us about it in the assessment. It's free, and you come out with a yes or a no.