↳ For operations & new starters
Knowledge that outlasts the roster.
The trade-off studies, review minutes, and design notes that shaped your operation — answered in seconds, with the page they were written on.
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Halfway through the design review, someone asks why the surge capacity was sized the way it was — and the engineer who knew retired in March.
A new engineer inherits twenty years of trade-off studies, long-term plan reviews and design notes on a shared drive with no map, and learns to ask the veteran three desks away instead. That arrangement holds until the veteran leaves — and in mining, close to half the workforce reaches retirement age within ten years (SME workforce briefings). Memory is not a system of record.
↳ Asked and answered
“Why did we abandon the north expansion in 2016?”
The 2016 trade-off study recommended against it, citing projected water ingress and a unit cost above the threshold set at then-current prices [1]. The decision was ratified in the June 2016 long-term plan review, with a note to revisit if the water-management upgrade proceeded [2]. The upgrade was assessed in 2021; revised ingress projections still did not support proceeding, and the position was carried forward unchanged [3].
↳ What changes
New starters inherit the reasoning, not just the files.
The study, the review that ratified it, the note that qualified it — open to the page on day one, for anyone who asks. Where nothing was written down, the answer says so: new starters inherit known gaps, not confident guesses.
Your documents stay completely isolated from every other operation's.
Your documents stay in the data region you choose, under your control.
Your documents never train anyone's systems.
↳ The demonstration
Put your data to the test.
Bring three questions your team couldn't answer last month. We load a sample of your documents and answer them in the room — with the pages to prove it. Where the record is silent, you'll know that too.
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