InduIndex turns the exports and files you already have into rule-cited analyses, tracked issues and generated documents. The alarm analyzer is free to try in early access, and the rest of the bench is powering on.
Your data is never used to train models, and a zero-retention path keeps nothing after the report. Decision support: you sign off, not the tool.
01 // THE TOOLS
The alarm analyzer is free to try today, shown here upload to findings. The rest are on the bench, each screen below a working preview of where the hub goes next.
THE ANALYZER · 01 UPLOAD FREE · EARLY ACCESS
CSV, EU semicolons, XLSX from WinCC, FactoryTalk, Ignition or anything that writes a table. Delimiter, encoding and timestamps are detected; you confirm the column mapping. Nothing connects to running equipment: it reads the exported file only.
THE ANALYZER · 02 FINDINGS
A deterministic rules engine benchmarks it against ISA-18.2 / EEMUA-191: rate and flood KPIs, chattering and stale alarms, the bad-actor Pareto. Every finding cites the rule it broke, and accepted findings become tracked issues that de-duplicate on the next upload.
An issue workspace like a pull request for a machine fault: a timeline of everything tried, attached scopes and files, suggested checks as a todo list, and an assistant grounded in the issue's own data and the supplier manuals, citing the page it read.
The busywork engineers gladly hand over: IO lists, FAT documents, alarm lists and function descriptions generated from the project's own data, reviewed by you, exported to XLSX and PDF, versioned in the project.
Ask across everything a project holds: uploaded files, analyses, supplier manuals, and get answers with citations that link back to the source, never a guess. Scoped to your project's own data, vendor-neutral by design.
02 // HOW IT WORKS
An offline file flow by design, matching how OT security actually works.
CSV or XLSX from your DCS, HMI or historian: EU semicolons, odd timestamps and all. Up to ~1 million rows.
The file is detected as a configured alarm list or an event log; you confirm the column mapping with per-system presets.
Deterministic ISA-18.2 / EEMUA-191 math computes every KPI and finding. The language model narrates; it never decides a number.
A benchmark report with rule-cited findings; accept them as tracked issues. The next upload de-duplicates against what's already handled.
03 // DATA SECURITY
04 // WHY THIS EXISTS
Alarm rationalization, where InduIndex starts, is standardized in EEMUA 191 and ISA-18.2. In practice it's Excel and VBA, or a $150–200K consulting program. What practitioners say:
“I've never been in a control room where the ‘Silence Alarm' button isn't the most worn down on the panel.”
“If you've ever seen a process upset at a console and see 100+ alarms come in at once… Yeah, what do you do?”
“Nuisance alarms that require engineering support to correct is probably a billion dollar problem.”
05 // PRICING
Monthly plans with credits: an analysis spends credits, chat is cheap. EUR, excl. VAT. New accounts get free credits once your email is verified — no card needed.
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06 // QUESTIONS
CSV and text exports, including EU semicolon-delimited files, and XLSX. Delimiter, encoding and timestamp format are detected for you; you confirm the column mapping.
Raw exports go to object storage under a retention mode you choose, and a zero-retention path keeps nothing after the report. Bulk rows never enter the primary database, and nothing is ever used to train models.
No. It's decision support: explainable, rule-cited findings you review and act on. The engineer verifies; the tool doesn't sign off.
ISA-18.2 and EEMUA-191. Each finding cites the specific clause or band it relates to, so a reviewer can trace it.
No. You upload an export you already have. Nothing connects to running equipment; it's an offline file flow by design.
07 // TELL US WHAT TO BUILD
The analyzer is free to try today. For the tools still on the bench, leave your email and say which ones you'd actually use (or what's missing), and you'll hear the moment they ship. Pilots run free.