Keep what your people know, after they have gone.
The workarounds and what was tried last time live in people's heads. Cyzag links what crews record to the plant, so it can answer questions no manual can.
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Ask the plant
“Why do nights run the compressor off-spec in winter?”
Below −5°C the suction line ices unless flow is kept above the winter minimum. The setting nights use has held every winter since 2023, and the 2024 investigation recorded why. The formal setpoint was never updated. Suggested next step: raise a change for the process engineer to review.
- Handover · J. Müller, Dec 2023
- Investigation · Jan 2024
- Trend · 3 winters
What it does
Six things it does.
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Ask the plant
Plain-language answers from your records, with sources cited.
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It says when it does not know
Where the record is thin, it says so.
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Confirmed causes, reused
A returning problem shows what fixed it last time.
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Management of change
See what depends on a tuning, limit or equipment change.
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Manuals beside the problem
The right procedure beside the finding.
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Handover briefings
The incoming shift's briefing, drafted from the log.
How it works
How it works, in four steps.
- 1 Crews record as they work, in the tools they already use.
- 2 Each record is linked to the equipment, unit and event it concerns.
- 3 People ask questions and get answers with their sources.
- 4 Nothing you record trains anyone else's system; your plant model is your own.
- Cyzag Operations → The shift record, rounds and investigations the knowledge is built from, captured as the crews work.
- Cyzag Intelligence → Ask the plant: cited answers from your records, confirmed causes reused, what depends on a change.
- Read-only connections to your historian, MES and SAP
- Deployed on site or in your own tenant
- Configured by your engineers, with no code
- An audit trail on every record
Questions
What buyers ask us.
Does the AI make up answers?
Answers are built from your own records and cite them. Where the record is thin, the answer says so. Every figure comes from the engine, not the language model.
Where does the knowledge come from?
Shift logs, handovers, rounds, investigations, procedures and confirmed causes, from Cyzag Operations and the systems you connect.
Who can see what?
Access follows roles, and each customer's plant model is its own. Nothing you record trains anyone else's system.
What happens when experienced people retire?
What they recorded and confirmed stays linked to the plant, credited to them, and keeps answering questions after they leave.
Further reading
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Continuous ImprovementWhat Shift Handover Can’t Do Alone. And What It’s Being Asked to CarryShift handover problems in manufacturing rarely start at the handover. Learn the continuity breaks causing the same issues to resurface every shift.Mar 2026 · 11 min read
Industrial AI Whitepaper: Operational Knowledge and AI ReadinessWhy industrial AI needs a structured layer of operational knowledge underneath it, and how to build operations that are ready for AI.Jun 2026
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