Operations are under control; proving it, less so.
A plant in service runs on procedures, maintenance, surveillances and license deadlines spread across different systems and teams. When you must show the regulator that every obligation was met, or respond to an event, assembling the real state, the procedure applied and the documentation takes time that, in nuclear safety, is risk.
Operations orchestration
PULSE coordinates procedures, work orders, surveillances and shifts in one view, so the plant's real state is always clear to those who decide.
Obligations always in view
AEGIS keeps license requirements and regulatory deadlines tied to the activities that satisfy them, flagging early what is about to fall due.
Compliance evidence on demand
CORTEX reconstructs dossiers and evidence of compliance from operational data, so a regulator's request is met in hours instead of days.
Plant memory
VAULT preserves configuration, modifications and design bases for the plant's whole life, the indispensable base for license extensions and long-term decisions.
Orchestrate
PULSE coordinates the plant's activities, surveillances and shifts.
Monitor
AEGIS keeps license requirements and deadlines under watch.
Prove
CORTEX produces the evidence of compliance on demand.
Preserve
VAULT holds the plant memory for the long term.
Four products in one operations governance layer: PULSE orchestrates activities, AEGIS keeps obligations and license deadlines in view, CORTEX reconstructs compliance evidence on demand, VAULT preserves plant memory for the long term.
Sovereign on-prem
The full stack runs inside the operator's perimeter, isolated from the external network, as critical-facility cyber-security requires. No operational data leaves the site.
Coordination layer over existing systems
PULSE connects to SCADA/DCS, process historians and EAM/CMMS (Maximo, SAP PM) without replacing them, unifying them as a governance layer over the infrastructure already in service.
Segregation from the process network
The governance layer reads from supervision systems through controlled, one-way boundaries where required, never becoming a command path into the plant's safety systems.
Traced permit governance
Work permits, authorizations and safety constraints follow explicit, logged rules rather than informal practice, with every grant justified and verifiable.
Dated evidence of compliance
Every obligation is tied to the activity that satisfies it with a timestamp: when the authority asks for proof, the chain is already complete and not reconstructed after the fact.
Conformance to operational standards
Governance aligned to IAEA SSR-2/2 and IEC 61513, with ISO 27001-certified infrastructure and I&C cyber-security to plant requirements.
Does PULSE replace SCADA or DCS?
No. PULSE is a coordination layer that connects to your existing supervision, maintenance and permit systems and unifies them into one view, without replacing them. The investment in plant systems is preserved, not discarded.
Why does evidence of compliance take hours, not days?
Because every obligation is already tied to the activity that meets it: CORTEX reconstructs the dossier from operational data instead of having someone cross-reference the applied procedure, real state and scattered documentation by hand. In nuclear safety, time saved is risk reduced.
Does it help with license extensions?
Yes. VAULT preserves configuration, modifications and design bases for the plant's whole life: decades. When a license extension comes due, the plant memory is complete and queryable, instead of requiring an archaeological reconstruction.
How does it respond to an unplanned event?
PULSE gives real-time system status, ongoing activities and active permits in one view, so whoever manages the event starts from a complete picture instead of cross-referencing several screens. The operational history then stays available for post-event analysis.
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