Two agents built on the Manufacturing Intelligence Layer — packaged, plant-ready, and grounded in how PLM and execution actually relate. The same underlying pattern extends to any industry running an engineering record against an operational reality — starting with Energy, Logistics, and Utilities.
The core of the intelligence layer, built on the PLM ↔ execution pattern.
Catches the moment an engineering BOM and a manufacturing BOM disagree — substitutions, phantom assemblies, as-built exceptions — before an agent quotes a promise date against a part you don’t use anymore.
Traces an ECO through every open work order and routing it touches — so engineering, planning, and the floor see the same impact before a change ships.
Power generation and process plants carry the same divide: an engineering asset record and what’s actually running in the field.
Catches drift between an engineering asset record and what’s actually running in the field, before it becomes an integrity finding.
Fleets and networks carry the same divide: a planned maintenance record, and what’s actually in service on the route.
Catches drift between a vehicle’s or asset’s maintenance record and what’s actually in service on the route.
The grid carries the same divide in its own terms: GIS holds the as-designed and as-built topology; EAM holds what actually happened in the field.
Catches drift between GIS as-designed topology and what crews actually find or install in the field, before it costs a compliance filing.