Inspect the source.
Look at the engineering record behind the connection. Check what is documented and what still needs verification.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · EXAMPLE DATA
Keep uptime high.
Keep moving
forward.
Explore the connected facility.
An illustrative product story with fictional site information. Follow the same event across operations, fieldwork, customer visibility, and capacity. Confirm the supported scope for your deployment.
YOUR SITE KNOWLEDGE. YOUR TEAM IN CONTROL.
+ NORTH CAMPUS / DC-01 ILLUSTRATIVE FACILITY
ILLUSTRATIVE FACILITY AND SAMPLE DATA
BUILT AROUND YOUR REAL OPERATING PROBLEMS
Where does your operation
feel the pressure?
Choose a problem. Explore the connections, change the numbers, and see what needs attention.
One change. What else does it touch?
The procedure names an asset. Your reviewer needs to see what depends on it.
Illustrative
?What depends on UPS-B?Trace the documented connection to find out.
Connectivity is one part of a review. Confirm current states, redundancy, and approvals before real work.
HOW ENTANGL HELPS
Connect procedure reviews to site drawings and equipment records, with unknowns visible.
01 / PROTECT UPTIME BEFORE WORK BEGINS
Make the next review
more informed.
Your reviewers need to understand what the work affects. Generate and review procedures using your site’s engineering data, with the equipment and documentation in context.
NORTH CAMPUS / ENGINEERING CONTEXT03 SOURCES IN VIEW
SHARED SITE CONTEXT
SELECT A SOURCE. SEE THE CONNECTION.
What depends
on this equipment?
See the connections documented for UPS-B and Hall 02. Give your reviewer a place to inspect the dependency and identify the equipment state that still needs verification.
CONNECTED TOUPS-B Hall 02 Operating procedures
Drawings describe design intent. Live equipment state still needs a current, trusted source.
02 / RESPOND FASTER WHEN EVERY HANDOFF MATTERS
An alarm arrives.
Give your team a way forward.
Reduce the search for context between an alarm and a response. Bring the affected asset, supporting records, reviewer, and field task into the same workflow.
HALL 02 / THERMAL VIEW
22.6°C
Within sample thresholdH02-INLET-02 · illustrative data
LINKED CONTEXT
YOUR TURN
Introduce a simulated temperature rise.
See where the signal goes next.
RESPONSE WORKSPACE0 OPEN
01 Signal
02 Context
03 Human review
04 Field work
05 Evidence
Automation connects the workflow. Your team retains approval.
A fictional scenario, not an operational procedure. Thresholds are illustrative. No live integrations or equipment control.
03 / SCALE THE WORK AT THE EQUIPMENT
Help every engineer
arrive with
the context.
New sites and growing teams put pressure on your most experienced people. Put the approved work and relevant equipment knowledge in the engineer’s hands on the iPad.
01
Arrive with the context.
See the approved task and the relevant asset record.
02
Keep the record connected.
Record observations once, at the equipment.
03
Make the next handoff clear.
Return the evidence to operations for review.
SAME ISSUE DIFFERENT PLACE
DEMO WORKSPACEJL SAME CONNECTED RECORDNo task assigned
One shared thread.From the signal to the person on site.
INTERACTIVE IPAD CONCEPT · SAMPLE WORKFLOW
04 / BUILD CONFIDENCE FOR THE PEOPLE DEPENDING ON YOU
Answer their questions.
With the work behind you.
Customers want a clear update. Auditors want the evidence. Give each audience the relevant view of the same operational record, with the context and chronology attached.
NORTH CAMPUS / DC-01 Site operations
THE WHOLE OPERATION, IN CONTEXT.
Follow the same event across responsibilities. Publish a sample update in Operations, then open Customer to see it.
SAME EVENT. RELEVANT INFORMATION.05 / CONNECT OPERATIONS TO GROWTH BEFORE CAPACITY BECOMES URGENT
Give sales a signal
worth a conversation.
Operations sees the demand. Your account team needs the context. Connect measured usage to contracted load so the right people can review an expansion opportunity together.
CAPACITY EXPLORERSAMPLE 30-DAY WINDOW
Measured peak over the displayed period, not a prediction.
Contractual headroom isn't the same as sellable site capacity. Review engineering constraints before making an offer.
CONFIDENCE COMES FROM THE DETAILS
Make it earn your trust.
On your own site.
See where an answer comes from, who makes the decision, and whether the workflow improves the work your team already does.
Keep the decision with your team.
Follow the approval, field record, and operator review. See who is responsible as work moves forward.
Evaluate a real workflow.
Choose a useful starting point, agree what better looks like, and assess the result with the people who do the work.
A USEFUL FIRST CONVERSATION
- BringA representative workflow and its source documents.
- ExploreThe inputs, review steps, and handoffs with your team.
- DecideWhat fits, what needs connecting, and what to measure.
This is an interactive product story with fictional data. Confirm the integrations and workflow fit for your deployment in a site session.
YOUR FACILITY IS NEXT
FROM SAMPLE DATA TO YOUR REAL QUESTIONS.Start with a problem
worth solving.
Review a maintenance workflow from your site.
Bring a representative one-line and a procedure your team already reviews.
YOUR WORKFLOWYOUR SOURCE DATAYOUR SUCCESS CRITERIAA CLEAR NEXT STEP