Plants, networks and supply chains already record what they need: sensor readings, maintenance logs, the ERP, asset registers, the files partners send. Datasight joins them, with no new sensors to install and no portal for partners to adopt. A failure shows early enough to plan the stop, with its batch, its supplier and its route attached.
Control system, registers and shipping files, on one asset.
The control system logs temperatures in Fahrenheit, the asset register writes tr31, the supplier's certificate spells the batch b 2207, the port weighs in pounds. Ocean Hub puts each in one form and attaches it to transformer TR-31, without touching the systems that produced it.
Ocean HubGateBatch 0517
Clean23,560
Repaired4,117
Quarantine212
SourceFieldValueStatus
SCADATemperature176 °F80 °CRepaired
AssetsAssettr31TR-31Repaired
SupplierBatchb 2207Batch B-2207Repaired
MaintenanceDate31/04/2531/04/25No such dateQuarantine
TR-31 runs above its seasonal temperature band, and TR-12, from the same batch, is put on watch. Mira gives the reason: both carry cooling fans from batch B-2207, already behind two failures. The work goes into the next planned outage instead of an emergency cut.
Stella follows the fans back from substation N-31 through the containers that carried them and the freight company that moved them, to Supplier S-14. On the map, the same trail ends at the substation.
Which transformers carry this batch, and what does TR-31 feed? Anna AI answers from the asset and network registers: four transformers, and on feeder F-4, Lyon plant 2 and two hospitals with backup lines. The outage is planned around them.
Anna AIWorkspaceLocal model
Which transformers carry cooling fans from batch B-2207?
Anna AI
Four still in service: TR-31 and TR-12 in Lyon east, TR-44 in Grenoble and TR-58 in Valence.
Nora holds the drift signal, the shipping trail and the answers in one case, fixed piece by piece. The asset manager approves the replacement, and the warranty claim leaves for Supplier S-14 with its evidence.
NoraCase 0019Open
Fan batch B-2207
4 transformers · 1 supplier · opened today
TRSUFC
Drift signal from Mira07:58SignalTR-31 above its seasonal band
Shipping trail filed from Stella08:35Cntr ••8201 · ••5590 · ••1146
Anna AI answer filed09:02Feeder F-4 · Lyon plant 2 · 2 hospitals
Approved by the asset manager11:20ApprovedReplacement in the next planned outage
Warranty claim sent to Supplier S-1411:45Package sealed · 5f2e 91c0
On film
A worn brake disc, changed before it failed.
Operations · 50 s · English subtitlesPredictive maintenance. A worn brake disc found across four separate systems, its failure seen coming, its batch traced to the supplier, and the part changed at a planned stop.
Industry
Maintenance, quality and purchasing, on a shared record.
Maintenance
Repairs fitted around production
A machine flagged by Mira is shown against the production schedule, so its repair fits around orders rather than halting the line.
Quality
Recalls limited to what is affected
When a batch proves faulty, the machines and serial numbers fitted from it are listed by site. The recall covers them, not the whole production.
Audits
Traceability ready for the auditor
For each part, the batch, the supplier certificate and the machine it went into sit on one record. Customer and certification audits are answered from it.
Purchasing
One file per supplier, across plants
Certificates, deliveries and incidents are gathered for each supplier across all plants. Purchasing negotiates from the full record.
Sites
Plants that learn from each other
A fix that worked at one plant reaches every plant running the same equipment.
Energy and utilities
Replace what is worn, not what is old.
Condition
Maintenance by condition, not by calendar
Sensor feeds and maintenance history are joined for each asset. The work plan starts with the most worn equipment, and sound equipment keeps running.
Revenue
Non-technical losses found
Meter readings are set against contracts and addresses, so tampered meters and billing errors come up for review.
Outages
Who is affected, at once
When a feeder trips, Stella shows the customers and sensitive sites downstream, priority customers first.
Assets
One register for the network
Assets recorded in different systems are matched into a single register that investment plans and the regulator can rely on.
Field work
Work orders on the right asset
Inspections and repairs are tied to the asset they concern, however the field team wrote them down. Each asset carries its full history to the next crew.
Supply chain and logistics
Follow every shipment. Your partners change nothing.
Onboarding
Partners connected as they are
Each carrier and forwarder keeps its formats and habits. A new partner is added by reading what it already sends, not by training its staff on a new tool.
Customs
Discrepancies caught before clearance
When a declared weight or value differs between documents, the discrepancy comes up before customs sees it, while it is still simple to correct. Fewer shipments are held.
Due diligence
Who owns each partner
Carriers, forwarders and consignees are traced to the firms and people who own them, and checked against sanctions and export-control lists.
Disruption
What a delay will touch
When a vessel or a supplier runs late, Mira shows the orders, plants and customers that depend on it. Teams can reroute before the gap reaches the line.
Incidents
Lost or tampered shipments
A missing container gets its own file in Nora, each document fixed as it is added. The insurer receives a complete claim.
Datasight is installed on your own servers or on the industrial network itself, with no outside link. It opens no path from the internet to your machines and controllers, which leaves one exposure fewer to account for under NIS2. Each partner's feed arrives under its own key, and the end-to-end view is yours alone. Maintenance teams and control rooms keep their full view, shift after shift.