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Plant and service work
Signals, support requests, schedules, and asset context
The trigger arrives. The context does not.
An alarm, support request, or scheduled review marks the moment someone has to look. It does not assemble the relevant history, operating conditions, procedures, or approved external sources. The person responsible still has to rebuild that context before deciding what to check.
The trigger is immediate
An alarm identifies a threshold breach. A support request describes a symptom. Neither says which history matters, what changed around it, or which procedure applies. The evidence remains scattered across systems and shifts.
The pattern appears later
A pump degrades, a schedule sticks, or energy use creeps upward without crossing a threshold. A recurring review can surface the pattern, but the person reviewing it still has to reconstruct the operating context before deciding what deserves attention.
Where Clairon sits
Prepare the next decision without replacing the stack.
Clairon sits between the systems that raise the work and the person who decides. It reads the permitted evidence, returns a sourced brief, and keeps the evidence, brief, and human decision linked for the next relevant review.
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Existing systems
SCADA, CMMS, MES, historians, and approved procedures
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Clairon brief
Relevant context, open questions or likely causes, and the next check
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Operator or technician
Confirms, corrects, or escalates
Prior context
Human decision
Operational record
The evidence, brief, and human decision stay linked, so the next relevant review can start from prior context instead of rebuilding it.
See it work
A useful brief, inside the systems already in place.
Follow a maintenance request, water-quality alarm, or recurring energy review from scattered evidence to the next useful check and a record the team can use again.
A support request, prepared before the visit and preserved after it.
A technician accepts the request, receives a sourced pre-visit brief from approved context, and closes it with an exact record that can be checked later.
Frame 1 / 5
A technician is assigned a belt-conveyor request with a short description and three photographs. The maintenance platform remains the system of record.
Built the way industrial software should be.
Clairon reads through the interfaces already in place, shows the evidence behind every brief, and links the human decision to the operational record.
Inspect every brief
The agent engine is open source, and each brief stays linked to the evidence it used, the workflow that produced it, and the human decision that followed.
Keep control of the stack and data
Existing monitoring and maintenance systems remain in place. Inference can run locally or on infrastructure you control, with EU hosting in Frankfurt for the services Clairon operates.
Bound every AI task
The system already in place triggers a defined event or review. Clairon gathers only the permitted evidence, returns a specific next check, and leaves the decision with a person.
Operational experience
Keep the record useful after the immediate response.
Clairon keeps the operational evidence, brief, and human decision together. When a similar situation returns — or a scheduled review checks the result — the prior record comes back as context. Corrective actions and effectiveness checks remain with the maintenance, quality, change, or training systems that already own the work.
- Relevant prior context when a similar case returns
- Operational evidence, brief, and human decision kept together
- Corrective action left with the system and team that own the work
- Verification kept open until the follow-up evidence is complete
Bring one workflow where the context still has to be rebuilt.
Choose one alarm, support request, slow drift, or recurring review where people still have to gather the evidence, recall prior cases, and work out the next check from scratch.
Clairon
A bounded first step
Start with one real workflow.
Clairon proves one read-only brief beside your existing monitoring or maintenance system before anything broader is considered.
- A support request before a site visit
- Start with one request where the technician still has to open asset records, search prior work, and find the applicable manual before leaving.
- An alarm or recurring incident
- Start with one event where the cause is still buried among symptoms, nuisance alarms, and disconnected evidence.
- A slow drift or recurring review
- Start with one process, energy, or equipment change that surfaces only after the cost or failure appears.
- A recurring energy review
- Bring one metered area, its operating calendar or production driver, and a question your team already has to answer. The pilot tests which findings the data can support and where the evidence runs out.