Mining, oil and gas
The failure your other site already solved.
The same trucks fail the same way, and the same leak returns at another site years later. Synsa remembers every work order and incident, and the fix behind it.
What your teams live with
- The work order says “hose replaced”. The reason stays with the fitter.
- A loss of containment repeats at another site, years later.
- Drilling teams lose days to non-productive time seen on earlier wells.
Two records, one shape
Illustrative exampleSynsa brings back the Truck 14 fix and the fitter who confirmed it, before the next hose fails.
Where Synsa reads from
- SAP PM
- IBM Maximo
- Pronto Xi
- Shift logs
- Condition monitoring alarms
- AVEVA PI
- Incident and near-miss reports
- MOC records
- Daily drilling reports
What you measure
- Availability
- MTBF
- Unplanned downtime hours
- Repeat work orders
- Repeat incidents
- Non-productive time
Estimate your return
What repeat failures cost your maintenance teams today.
Estimate only, using your numbers. Assumes a case matched to an earlier one is resolved in half the time, and 140 working hours per analyst per month. In the first week we measure your real figures and agree the baseline with you.
From pilot to payback
Six weeks on site. Then it keeps running.
- Week 1
Connect
Read-only links to work orders and incident reports, on hardware at your site. Baseline KPIs agreed and signed.
- Weeks 2–3
Learn
Closed work orders and incidents become Traces. Synsa finds the failures that repeat across fleets and sites. Your reliability engineers confirm them.
- Weeks 4–6
Run
Every new work order is checked against confirmed patterns. Technicians see the earlier failure and the fix behind it.
- Week 6
Prove
Return-on-investment readout against the baseline, signed by both sides. The memory keeps running.
Context: At least 50% of generative AI projects were abandoned after proof of concept (Gartner, 2026).
Questions we hear
- What is bad actor analysis, and how does Synsa help?
- Bad actors are assets that keep failing the same way. Synsa links each new work order to earlier failures with the same shape, across fleets and sites, so the repeat pattern and its fix are in front of the planner.
- Which maintenance and operations systems does Synsa read?
- SAP PM, IBM Maximo, Pronto Xi, shift logs, condition monitoring alarms, AVEVA PI, incident and near-miss reports, MOC records and daily drilling reports. Access is read-only.
- Can a lesson from one site reach another?
- Yes. Work orders and incident reports from every site you connect go into one shared memory, or one memory per site if you prefer, so a learning from one site is there when the same failure starts at the next.
- Does Synsa need an internet connection at remote sites?
- No. Synsa runs on hardware at your site and works without internet.
- What is a Trace?
- A Trace is one thing your company has learned: the shape of a problem, its facts, its fix and who confirmed it. Synsa uses Traces to recognise a problem when it comes back.