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Site history is buried
Prior investigations, test results, and design rationale are scattered across formats and locations. New engineers start from zero instead of inheriting the site's full memory.
Private AI for mining operations. Drill logs, permits, incident records, and decades of site history—queryable on your infrastructure, offline-capable, with nothing leaving the fence.
Decades of drill logs, geotech reports, and operational decisions sit in filing cabinets, shared drives, and the heads of engineers approaching retirement. The knowledge exists. Accessing it does not.
Prior investigations, test results, and design rationale are scattered across formats and locations. New engineers start from zero instead of inheriting the site's full memory.
Permit conditions, environmental commitments, and inspection history are documented but not searchable. Regulator requests mean manual hunts through years of records.
Cloud-based tools fail when the connection drops. Commercially sensitive data—reserves, exploration results—cannot be trusted to third-party model providers.
We put your site's entire knowledge base on infrastructure you control, accessible even when the connection drops.
Decades of site investigation records, geotechnical reports, and operational history ingested into a private, on-premise knowledge base your team queries in plain language.
Ask "what did the 2018 slope stability assessment conclude about the north wall" and get the exact passage from the report, with the source document cited.
The system connects related investigations, test results, and correspondence across decades. Patterns in site conditions surface that were invisible in folder hierarchies.
A site engineer inherits the full documented history of the operation on day one. Less time asking where things are. More time on the work.
Regulatory correspondence, permit amendments, environmental commitments, and inspection history in one queryable system. Regulator questions answered in minutes, not days.
"What did we commit to on tailings monitoring in the 2019 permit amendment" returns the exact clause, the document it came from, and the related correspondence.
Past inspection findings, corrective actions, and follow-up documentation surfaced by topic or date. Demonstrate compliance without manual file searches.
Every query and answer is logged with a timestamp. Compliance is demonstrable, not reconstructed.
Shift logs, incident reports, near-miss documentation, and corrective actions made retrievable by situation, equipment, or location. Safety reviews supported by complete historical context.
Past incidents involving specific equipment, locations, or conditions surfaced on demand. Identify recurrence patterns that spreadsheet summaries miss.
Follow the lifecycle of a safety finding from initial report through investigation, action assignment, and verification. Nothing falls through administrative cracks.
Incoming crews query the status of ongoing issues, recent incidents, and open actions without relying on verbal handovers alone.
Core logs, handwritten field notes, and scanned reports from the pre-digital era ingested, structured, and made searchable alongside modern documentation.
Scanned reports, photographs of field notes, and legacy file formats processed into the knowledge base. Source documents preserved; content made findable.
Tabular data from logs and test results extracted and linked. Cross-references between investigations preserved and made navigable.
Decades of undocumented institutional knowledge—often locked in one filing cabinet at one site—becomes accessible to any authorized user.
Remote sites. Unreliable connectivity. Commercially sensitive reserves and exploration results. Cloud dependency is a liability. Sovereign deployment is the architecture.
The system operates on local infrastructure with intermittent connectivity. Query, retrieve, and work without waiting for the connection to return.
Reserve estimates, exploration results, and strategic plans never leave your controlled environment. No third-party model providers. No shared tenants.
Single-tenant by design. Your documents are never mixed with another organization's data. Full audit trail of every access and query.
No paid discovery phase. We scope during a single kickoff call, then build. You own the environment when we are done.
Six to eight weeks to deploy the sovereign stack on your infrastructure, ingest your document archive, and train your first users. Legacy data digitization runs parallel where required.
Ongoing monitoring, new document ingestion, user support, and expansion to additional sites or departments as your needs grow.
Starting prices in Canadian dollars. Final scope is set during kickoff.
Single site deployment: sovereign infrastructure, knowledge-base ingestion, and user training. You own the environment. The mid-market entry point for single-asset operators and geotech firms.
Multi-site deployment: dedicated capacity, expanded scope, and priority delivery across operations and regions. For producers with multiple assets.
Add-ons: legacy data digitization $5,000/TB · expertise interview program $2,000/person · custom integration $250/hour · additional department $15,000.
Your documents remain in your isolated environment. On request they are removed, exported, or transferred without penalty. You retain ownership of your data and the derived knowledge base.
No mixing with other clients. Nothing derived from your data is used to improve another organization's system. Your commercially sensitive information trains no shared model.
De-identified before it moves, isolated by design, and logged on every access. Compliance is demonstrable, not promised. The architecture assumes your data is valuable and must never leak.
Site knowledge that stays on site.
Let us show you your own records answering your own questions.