Too many places to search
Specifications, drawings, maintenance history and inspection notes are stored across different systems and formats.
Basira brings equipment specifications, drawings, maintenance history and controlled documents into one conversational workspace—so teams spend less time searching and more time preparing the right work.

The problem
Teams switch between asset registers, manuals, drawings, maintenance records and shared drives to answer one question. Basira gives them a single conversational gateway to that information.
Specifications, drawings, maintenance history and inspection notes are stored across different systems and formats.
A quick answer is risky when the approved revision, original source or maintenance record is unclear.
When a finding becomes a task, the equipment context and supporting source are often lost along the way.
One conversational workflow
Start with an equipment tag and ask about its details, documents, maintenance history or missing records.
Open the exact source passage and check its revision and approval status beside the answer.
Turn the finding into a reviewable task that keeps the asset and supporting source attached.

Designed around real roles
Each team asks different questions, but everyone works from the same equipment information and controlled sources.
Ask what work was completed, what is due and which records still need attention.
Review recurring equipment issues with design and maintenance context together.
Find approved inspection requirements, records and missing inputs in one place.
Make current drawings, manuals and revision status accessible inside the conversation.
Built for industrial trust
The current demonstration helps teams find and review approved information. It does not report live equipment condition, determine root cause, issue safety direction or write to operational systems.
Every supported answer shows the exact source passage behind it
Document revision and approval status stay visible
Missing, outdated or conflicting information is stated plainly—not guessed
A suggested follow-up becomes work only after explicit human approval
Start with a practical equipment use case
Use a focused walkthrough to test how Basira finds equipment information, shows its source and prepares human-reviewed follow-up.