Wiresight Factory Pilot Programme

Test Wiresight on a Real Factory Fault

Don't evaluate Wiresight with a generic software demonstration. Bring us a real recurring equipment fault from your factory and see how Wiresight can help structure the diagnostic process.

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What is a Wiresight Factory Pilot?

A Wiresight Factory Pilot is a structured, time-boxed evaluation where we work with your team on a single, specific recurring fault from your factory floor — not a generic software demonstration. The goal is to assess whether Wiresight can add structured diagnostic value to a real engineering problem your team already faces.

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Bring a real factory fault

You bring a real recurring equipment fault — the symptoms, the current diagnostic approach, and what experienced engineers already know about it. We do not ask you to imagine a scenario; we work with your actual problem.

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Capture the existing engineering knowledge

Before building anything, we capture how your engineers currently diagnose the fault: the methods, the shortcuts, the known causes and the historical fixes. This knowledge is often held by individuals and rarely written down.

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Build the diagnostic workflow

We translate that captured knowledge into a structured, repeatable diagnostic workflow inside Wiresight — step by step, with safety warnings, expected results and next checks.

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Test it with your maintenance team

Your engineers use the workflow the next time the fault occurs. They record whether it helped, where it was unclear, and whether it reflected how they actually work.

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Review the results

Together we review the captured feedback and any measurements your team is willing to record (e.g. diagnostic time, repeat visits). We only report what your team actually entered — no calculated improvements are claimed without verified baseline and pilot data.

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Decide whether to expand

If the pilot is successful, we discuss whether to extend Wiresight to additional faults, machines, departments or sites. If not, the captured diagnostic workflow and knowledge remain a useful record for your team.

The pilot process

A clear, structured programme from your first enquiry to deciding whether to expand.

Step 1

IDENTIFY

Identify

Select one recurring production or maintenance fault.

Step 2

UNDERSTAND

Understand

Capture how engineers currently diagnose the problem.

Step 3

BUILD

Build

Create the structured diagnostic logic in Wiresight.

Step 4

TEST

Test

Use the workflow with appropriate maintenance personnel.

Step 5

REVIEW

Review

Record feedback and measurable observations.

Step 6

EXPAND

Expand

If successful, discuss additional faults, assets, departments or sites.

No percentage improvements are claimed during a pilot. Any measured differences are drawn only from data your team enters, and are clearly labelled as customer-provided pilot data.

Start a Factory Pilot

Tell us about your team and the recurring fault you'd like to investigate. We'll be in touch to scope the pilot.

Your details

Your factory

Pilot objective

The recurring fault

Your request is sent securely to the Wiresight team. Pilot information is confidential and never shared publicly.

Engineering & safety disclaimer. Wiresight is an engineering support and information tool. It does not replace competent engineering judgement, site safety procedures, safe isolation requirements, manufacturer instructions, risk assessments or applicable legislation. Users remain responsible for ensuring that inspection, testing and repair activities are performed safely and by appropriately competent personnel.

Book a Factory Demonstration

Rather than a generic software demonstration, we can demonstrate Wiresight using a real recurring equipment fault from your factory.