Pipeline Integrity
Anomaly response, pressure and repair decisions on the clock
Agents ingest the inline inspection report, classify each feature, calculate remaining strength and model the response options against your integrity rules. The Integrity Manager makes the call. Every decision, with its lineage, stays on the record.
Integrity Overview
What needs a decision today, and how long you haveWhat this pack does
From inspection finding to repair decision, with the clock in view.
An inline inspection run reports thousands of features. Each one has to be aligned to the pipe, matched to prior runs, assessed for remaining strength and classified against the response criteria, all inside the discovery clock. When an immediate condition appears, the interim pressure decision cuts line capacity, and the cost of holding the conservative position runs into millions.
The Pipeline Integrity Decision Pack runs that work in mDecide. Agents ingest the ILI report, calculate remaining strength, classify the feature and model the response options with their capacity and USD impact. The Integrity Manager reviews the options and the criteria applied and decides, with executive approval added above the exposure threshold. The setpoint instruction, dig work order, capacity notice and regulator notification follow from the decision.
How a decision gets made
Sense. The ILI report is ingested, features aligned to mileposts and girth welds, the discovery clock checked.
Analyze. Remaining strength calculated, the feature classified, response options modeled with capacity and USD impact.
Decide. The Integrity Manager decides, with VP Operations above the exposure threshold.
Act. Setpoint instruction to the control center, dig work order, capacity notice, regulator notification.
Learn. Field measurement compared to the ILI call, corrosion growth rate updated.
An anomaly response in mDecide: the agent and Integrity Manager discussion, the five-phase rail, and the response options with their exposure and the agent's recommendation.
Decisions covered
Eight integrity decisions, each with its own cadence and decider.
Ask it in plain language
Connected to Amazon Quick for Energy
Everything the pack produces can be asked about in plain language, with the same answer the decision maker saw.
Who it serves
Built for the integrity team and everyone the decision touches.
A pressure decision on a trunkline reaches the control room, the dig crews, the compliance lead and the shipper. The pack keeps them on one record, and links the resulting curtailment to the Gas Aggregator pack when both run together.
Integrity Manager
Options, criteria and precedent in one view, with the deadline and exposure on top.
Integrity engineers
Remaining strength and classification with every step traceable to its source.
Control center and field operations
Setpoint instructions and dig work orders issued from the decision itself.
Regulatory compliance
Discovery, one-year and restriction clocks tracked, notifications drafted.
Getting started
In production in 6 to 9 weeks.
Weeks 1–2
Scope the decisions
Working sessions with your integrity team to map the response criteria, integrity management plan, data sources and approval chain.
6–9 weeks · fixed price
Connect and go live
Oil and gas experts connect your ILI vendor reports, pipe records, GIS and SCADA and onboard your team.
Ongoing
Run as a managed service
Delivered as SaaS in a dedicated AWS account that metricsIQ manages. Metered, pay-as-you-go pricing, billed entirely through AWS Marketplace. Add the next decision when you're ready.
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