Fault report
Asset, symptom, operating context, fault codes, photos and work already tried.
Diagnostic intelligence
Context into action
FaultPilot brings the machine, symptom and relevant organisational information together, ranks what is useful and prepares a reviewable work structure a maintainer can execute and record.
Advisory only. The maintainer remains responsible for every decision.
Asset, symptom, operating context, fault codes, photos and work already tried.
Model, fleet detail, recent faults, common codes and recurring fault signals.
Relevant checks, findings, confirmed causes, repairs, parts and time to fix.
Technical procedures and organisational knowledge made available for the relevant work.
Safety in the workflow
Task specific hazards remain paired with their controls. General site safety is kept visibly separate, and the maintainer still works under the site's procedures, permits, isolations and judgement.
Visible source states
The interface states whether the workflow uses authorised information, a reduced information set or a configured template before the maintainer acts.
Relevant enabled information supports the work and its source coverage can be shown.
Useful context exists, but the available source coverage is thinner than the preferred operating state.
A clearly marked baseline workflow is used without implying governed retrieval or generated evidence.
Diagnostic intelligence remains advisory. Maintainers remain responsible for site procedures, safe isolation, verification and escalation. Retrieval and document availability depend on the organisation's enabled information and access controls.
Technical evaluationReview the permitted information sources, access boundary, fallback states and evidence required for your operating scope.
Discuss the information boundary