Failure Forensics

A failure is expensive once. Failing to learn from it can make it expensive again.

Turn failure into insights & insights into evidence.

Asset Failure Forensics is a forensic investigation system that automatically collects evidence, reconstructs the failure timeline, runs Root Cause Failure Analysis, and generates documentation for insurance claims, warranty disputes, and regulatory review.

The Clock Starts at Failure

A forced outage on a critical asset is expensive enough without an insurance claim getting underpaid for lack of evidence.

Evidence, Not Guesswork

The minutes and hours around a failure are automatically reconstructed into a defensible case, ready before the dispute even starts.

Reconstruct. Establish. Build. Learn.

Because after a major failure, the quality of the answer depends on the quality of the evidence.

Secure the evidence.

Bring together SCADA information, alarms, DGA, maintenance history, and available supporting records around the event.

Rebuild the timeline.

See the operating conditions, alarms, interventions, and events that preceded failure in sequence.

Move from correlation to investigation.

Use structured root-cause methodologies to work through contributing factors systematically.

Establish accountability with evidence.

Assess whether the available information points toward equipment, OEM, operational, or maintenance-related contribution.

Build the claim while building the investigation.

Turn evidence and findings into structured outputs for insurance and warranty cases.

Preserve what the failure taught you.

Retain findings, corrective actions, and lessons learned so the next investigation starts with organizational memory.

Build a case even before the dispute.

Compress investigation time by eliminating the manual hunt for evidence.

Strengthen insurance and warranty positions with a traceable evidentiary record.

Reduce disputes around cause and accountability.

Improve audit and regulatory readiness.

Prevent critical knowledge from disappearing after the investigation closes.

Turn one failure into intelligence that can help prevent the next.

Failure evidence can now become defensible answers.