Gathering, transmission, storage, and terminals run on SOPs and standards — with a thinner bench every year. Get cited answers over your own procedures, API 653 tank records, and facility manuals, each traced to the exact page. Runs air-gapped on your own hardware.
Midstream and terminal operators whose procedures and standards live in too many places, run by fewer people than before.
Gathering, transmission, and storage teams who answer from SOPs, standards, and run records every day.
Tank farms and terminals where API 653 records and facility standards decide what happens next.
Fuel facilities running on tight procedures and standards, with little room for a wrong call.
SOPs, standards, tank records, and handover notes are scattered across drives, binders, and the people who wrote them.
The operators who know the facility cold are retiring, and the next crew inherits the standards without the context behind them.
The right procedure exists — but in one of several drives, at one of several revisions, next to a standard nobody can find fast.
API 653 inspections, facility standards, and handover packages have to be right and findable — usually right when an auditor or a new operator asks.
knowledgeXpert ships as focused apps built on your own SOPs, standards, tank records, and facility manuals — each returns a cited answer.
Ask which procedure applies and get the right SOP at the right revision, cited — not the copy someone saved to a desktop in 2019.
Resolve a question to the controlling standard and the matching spec, checked against your own document set and cited.
Pull API 653 inspection history, facility standards, and the evidence behind a tank or terminal call — each answer traced to source.
Plain questions across run records, handover packages, and facility manuals, so a new operator gets the context, not just the file.
knowledgeXpert ships with cited PHMSA data and the federal code already loaded on the Marketplace, so a regional midstream or terminal operator opens with the reference set the majors take for granted — day one.
3,900+ pages of federal pipeline-incident investigations — what failed, why, and the findings, cited to the report.
The liquids pipeline-safety regulations, cited to the controlling clause.
The agency’s own technical analyses and pipeline-safety data, ready to query.
Pipeline-integrity reference (PPIM / Clarion) loaded alongside the code.
Your own O&M manuals, tank records, and procedures come in alongside — so you can ask “has this failure shown up in PHMSA incidents?” and get the investigation findings, cited next to your own records.
Thirty minutes, a slice of your own SOPs, standards, and tank records, every answer cited to its source.