Compare asset performance
Rank and compare production or operating measurements over a defined period.
Flaibot for Energy & Utilities
Connect every source behind asset performance.
Flaibot connects operational measurements, engineering records, logs, and technical reports around the same physical asset. Investigate performance changes across disciplines while keeping asset identity, time periods, units, and source evidence consistent.
Investigate asset performanceIllustrative model
Selected entityPhysical asset
Connect source records around the same physical asset, then follow the relationships and evidence.
IdentityRelationshipsProvenance
One connected context
Physical assetMeasurementsEngineeringLogsTechnical
reportsWell records
Where Flaibot helps
Follow the question across your systems.
Bring the relevant records, relationships, and definitions into the same investigation.
Investigate performance changes
Examine measurement changes alongside the relevant logs and technical records.
Resolve asset identity
Determine which source records and datasets belong to the same well or asset.
Ask across your data
Start with a question that spans systems.
ASK FLAIBOTExample question
Which well had the largest production decline, how did pressure change over the same period, and what logs support the investigation?
See the connected context
This investigation brings these entities and records into the same context:
Physical
assetMeasurementsEngineeringLogsTechnical
reportsWell records
The relevant definitions, time scope, calculations, and source documents stay attached to the finding. Missing or conflicting evidence remains visible.
Built for review
Keep the evidence attached to the answer.
Keep the entity, time period, and meaning consistent across every step.
- Consistent contextResolve identities and definitions across your structured data and documents.
- Traceable evidenceBring calculations and source records into the same investigation.
- Visible uncertaintyMake missing, conflicting, or unresolved evidence clear to the reviewer.
Your data. Your next question.