IAS Troubleshooter
What’s wrong?
Source-grounded equipment troubleshooting using approved manuals, site documentation, and controlled local AI.
- Primary users
- Technicians · Mechanics and electricians
- Availability
- Available for Customer Implementation
IAS product platform
One platform. Five specialized systems.
Each IAS product answers a specific operational question. Together, they form a controlled intelligence platform for industrial and critical operations.
IAS Knowledge Preservation
Who knows?
Capture, preserve, review, and retrieve workforce expertise through structured interview campaigns.
- Primary users
- Experienced employees · Supervisors
- Availability
- Available for Customer Implementation
IAS OIE Dashboard
What’s happening?
The Operational & Executive Intelligence Dashboard creates a central view across production, downtime, maintenance, facilities, safety, inventory, labor, IT, HR, procurement, and other approved company signals.
- Primary users
- Site managers · Operations leaders
- Availability
- Available for Customer Implementation
IAS Downtime Intelligence Engine
Why did it happen?
Analyze downtime events, timelines, evidence, contributing factors, and recurring causes.
- Primary users
- Reliability engineers · Operations analysts
- Availability
- Available for Customer Implementation
IAS Asset Management System
What do we own and what’s its condition?
Manage equipment identity, condition, maintenance, documentation, history, and lifecycle decisions.
- Primary users
- Asset managers · Maintenance planners
- Availability
- Available through IAS and SJ Software
No token-based usage charges.
Your team can use a deployed local IAS system without paying more for every question, response, or document interaction.
The first four IAS systems are available for customer implementation. Asset Management is available through IAS and SJ Software. Each engagement begins with a written scope for systems, integrations, infrastructure, responsibilities, and commercial terms.
Product comparison
Separate systems, clear responsibilities.
IAS products can work separately or exchange information when the workflow and access rules make that useful.
| Product | Core question | Primary users | Typical inputs | Typical outputs | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IAS Troubleshooter | What’s wrong? | Technicians, Mechanics and electricians | Approved equipment manuals; Site procedures and controlled documents | Focused answer with source citations; Grounded inspection or diagnostic checks | Available for Customer Implementation |
| IAS Knowledge Preservation | Who knows? | Experienced employees, Supervisors | Campaign scope and responsibilities; Structured employee interview sessions | Reviewed knowledge records with attribution; Coverage and transfer-progress views | Available for Customer Implementation |
| IAS OIE Dashboard | What’s happening? | Site managers, Operations leaders | Production and availability signals; Maintenance and downtime records | Exception-based operating views; Enterprise, site, department, and asset drilldowns | Available for Customer Implementation |
| IAS Downtime Intelligence Engine | Why did it happen? | Reliability engineers, Operations analysts | Event timestamps and operating states; Maintenance actions and work records | Evidence-linked event timeline; Separated observations, factors, and hypotheses | Available for Customer Implementation |
| IAS Asset Management System | What do we own and what’s its condition? | Asset managers, Maintenance planners | Asset registry and hierarchy; Condition assessments and inspections | Controlled asset and condition record; Work, inspection, and document context | Available through IAS and SJ Software |
Shared foundation
Related by architecture. Distinct by workflow.
Shared: local deployment options, traceable information, role-aware access, and practical industrial language.
Distinct: users, operating question, information hierarchy, record type, and action path.
Deployment: onsite appliance, customer server, private VM, facility server, split application/inference nodes, offline configurations, or an optional external service.
Implementation: IAS defines scope, integrations, infrastructure, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria before deployment.
Talk with IAS
Compare the systems, then choose the one that fits the current need.
IAS can walk your team through the five product workflows, availability, deployment options, and recommended first system.