Capture value continuously with closed-loop Industrial AI.
Decision support is not enough when the opportunity exists 24/7. Intelecy promotes proven recommendations to governed setpoint updates, with operator approval, guardrails, and full audit.
What makes this operationally expensive today.
Decision support is not enough
Recommendations on a screen miss every off-shift opportunity.
Value leaks between shifts
Different operators adopt at different rates; gains evaporate overnight.
Automation feels risky
Without governance, write-back to the DCS is a non-starter for plant management.
The process indicators behind every recommendation.
Intelecy reads these signals from your Historian, DCS, and SCADA — no new sensors required to get started.
From signal to action, mapped to the modules.
- STEP 01Anomaly detection →
Start with monitor-only
Live models run alongside the control system, building trust with operators and engineers.
- STEP 02Prescriptive optimization →
Move to recommend
Operators see proposed setpoint changes, accept or dismiss them, and the system learns acceptance patterns.
- STEP 03Human approval →
Approve in workflow
Shift supervisors approve specific loops to operate with one-tap acceptance — every change logged.
- STEP 04Closed-loop automation →
Automate under guardrails
Hard min/max, max Δ per interval, and rollback conditions enforced before any write-back to the DCS.
How customers measure success.
Pulp & paper mill, Scandinavia
"We started monitor-only. Twelve months later the dryer loops run themselves between shift changes — and we sleep better."
What it takes to stand this up.
Same tags as the prescriptive model, plus DCS write-back endpoints once approved.
Monitor in week 1, recommend in month 1, first closed-loop guardrails in quarter 1.
Automation manager, process engineer, control room, plant safety, IT/OT.
Write-back via the Intelecy Gateway with documented protocols and an opt-in per loop.
See it on your own plant data.
A 30-minute working session with our process AI team. Bring a unit, a goal, and a few tags — leave with a working model proposal.