Configuration tools for the process industry
Rhizion captures the knowledge of experienced engineers once and makes it reusable — from project scope to quality assurance. Not a heavy execution platform, but a lightweight configuration layer that fits capital projects in the mid-market.
The problem
On every new project, a team of experienced engineers asks the same questions: which activities do we need to carry out, in what order, to which standards, and what depends on what? The answers live in people’s heads, in old project files and in company-specific procedures.
Each time the wheel is reinvented — and each time activities fall through the cracks, dependencies are discovered too late, or standards are forgotten.
The approach
Rhizion is not an execution tool and not another document system. You describe the project scope; a rule engine derives what needs to happen — reusable, traceable and auditable. Your engineers’ knowledge becomes a shared, maintainable foundation instead of something that is reconstructed on every project.
Connects to your existing engineering and planning tools. It doesn’t replace them — it feeds them.
Every derived activity or requirement can be traced back to a standard or a company procedure.
The knowledge base gets sharper with every project you configure.
What we build
You set the scope — subsystems, substances, EU directives, contracting model — and the rule engine generates a project-specific activity plan: deliverables, applicable standards, sequence and interdependencies. As the scope becomes sharper, the plan grows with it.
The neutral reference model of an industrial project: processes, documents and responsibilities in one navigable map that each organisation fills in for its own way of working. From the big picture down to a single document and its owner — always showing the current version.
Additional tools for specifications, test protocols and quality assurance are in development.
Who it’s for
Rhizion works with organisations that run capital projects in the process industry — energy, chemicals, pharma — and want to capture their engineers’ knowledge instead of letting it leak away. The tools are currently used in pilots; access starts with an introductory conversation, so we can decide together which configuration fits your projects.
Tell us what kind of projects you run, and we’ll show you what Rhizion would configure for you.
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