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Koidra

The platform

Two ways in. One platform underneath.

Start with Maintenance Management, which needs nothing connected and you can set up yourself, or with DataPilot, which we connect for you. Neither needs the other. AI Advisory needs both, and comes with both.

  1. Start here

    Maintenance Management

    The system decides what maintenance is due, dispatches it, and tracks what it cost.

  2. Start here

    DataPilot

    Every signal the plant produces, in one place, live and historical.

  3. Comes with both

    AI Advisory

    Reports on what changed, answers in plain language, what to change to move the KPIs you set, and predictive maintenance: failures seen before they arrive.

  4. Autonomous control

    KoPilot

    Closed-loop control of the process, minute by minute, with no human at the panel.

Why the products are worth more together

Every product reads the same record. That is what lets an alarm fire on a number a person typed, a work order open because a trend crossed a threshold, and a weekly report explain what was different about one production run.

A historian cannot do the first, because it never sees the operator. A maintenance system cannot do the second, because it never sees the trend.

Start where the pain is

Find the line that is already true for you. It is the same platform either way, so adding the other door later is a setting rather than a migration.

Maintenance lives on a whiteboard, a spreadsheet, or one person's memory.
Start at Maintenance Management
Your meters and controllers are read at a panel, and last week's trend is already gone.
Start at DataPilot
The numbers exist, and Monday is spent assembling them instead of deciding on them.
Start at AI Advisory
You know what the right setpoints are, and they still depend on who is on shift.
Start at KoPilot

What autonomous operations actually takes sets out how the four fit together, and the work beyond them we do not build.

How a reading becomes an action A sensor reading and an operator's hand-entered reading both enter one operating record. From that record an alarm reaches a phone, a work order opens against the right asset, reports are written, and KoPilot adjusts setpoints. Process sensor every few seconds Operator's reading typed on a phone One operating record same equipment, same production batch, same clock Alarm on a phone Work order opens Report is written KoPilot adjusts setpoints both are the same shape to the platform
A historian never sees the operator's reading, and a maintenance system never sees the trend. Holding both makes everything to the right of the record possible.

See Koidra on your own plant data

Bring a week of readings from one line. We will show you what the platform sees, what it would have flagged, and what it would have scheduled.

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