Solutions
Two complementary AI-powered solutions
Process Optimization: more good output, steadier quality, less energy. Intelligent Asset & Maintenance Management: fewer breakdowns, and every repair planned. Neither needs the other. Process Optimization has three plans, Essential, Pro and KoPilot, and the maintenance solution has two, Essential and Pro.
- Process Optimization All your operational data in one place, an AI process engineer available 24/7, and autonomous process control with safety guardrails built in. Essential Universal data integration: all your operational data in one place, live and historical Pro The AI Consultant: an AI process engineer, available 24/7 KoPilot Autonomous process control: proven recommendations, applied every minute
- Intelligent Asset & Maintenance Management Work orders, preventive maintenance, inspection routes and spare parts, on every technician's phone. Essential Modern maintenance management (a CMMS), set up by your own team Pro Predictive maintenance, from evidence to work order
Why the two are worth more together
Both solutions read the same unified operational data. 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.
Your existing data logger 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 solution later is a setting rather than a migration.
- Your meters and controllers are read at a panel, and last week's trend is already gone.
- Start with Process Optimization
- Maintenance lives on a whiteboard, a spreadsheet, or one person's memory.
- Start with Intelligent Asset & Maintenance Management
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.