Built for infrastructure. Ready for any complex operation.
Mi-C3 builds operational intelligence for critical infrastructure. The same live ontology applies to mining, manufacturing and logistics operations, finance, healthcare and facilities, joining the systems already in place in one operating picture. Nothing is replaced.
Different industries. The same shape of problem.
Every operation on this page has places, assets, events and work, held in separate systems. So do the critical infrastructure sectors Mi-C3 is built for. Mi-C3's platform, Affectli, models those things once as a live ontology, in the words each industry already uses, and keeps them linked as the data changes.
| Ontology pattern | Mining | Manufacturing | Logistics | Financial services | Real estate | Healthcare |
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| Where work happensPlace or unit | Tailings Facility | Line | Warehouse | Business Service | Building | Ward |
| What is maintainedAsset | Haul Truck | Machine | Vehicle | System | Meter | Plant Item |
| What happensEvent | Weighbridge Reading | Downtime Event | Exception | Incident | Inspection | Alarm |
| What gets doneWork | Load | Work Order | Order | Report | Work Order | Work Order |
| Who is involvedParty | Crew | Supplier | Client | ICT Provider | Contractor | Supplier |
A live model of your whole operation.
Assets, sites, people, events and work become connected objects with live properties. An alarm arrives already tied to its asset, its location, its crew and its open work.
How the ontology works →Connects to everything you run. Replaces nothing.
A data fabric is one connected layer across the systems you already run. Affectli connects to SCADA, MES, ERP, BMS, telematics and legacy databases, and leaves each of them in place.
Inside the data fabric →Your data. Your ontology. Your infrastructure.
You own your data by contract and choose where Affectli runs: as a hosted service or on your own premises. Access follows classification and role, down to the column.
Trust and data sovereignty →Six industries. One platform underneath.
One platform underneath. The same capabilities everywhere.
Every use case on this page runs on the same Affectli platform. Each organisation shapes its own ontology on top of it.
- SeeAssets, alarms and people on one live map, so a fault is seen where it happens and the nearest qualified person can be sent.
Every site on one map
- WatchEach event opens to the asset, the people, the documents and the actions behind it.
Every event, with its history
- ActAlarms raise tasks and work orders against rules each organisation sets, and teams build the apps and forms they need.
Work raised as events happen
- InspectDrill from a whole estate to one asset and the reading that matters, from a fuel level to a room temperature.
Any asset, down to the reading
- PredictMachine-learning and predictive models from different engines, on live and historical data.
AI without vendor lock-in
- GovernWho sees what follows the classification of the data and the role of the person asking, down to the column.
Access set by policy
Start with one operation. Extend from there.
There is no replacement programme to plan. Teams keep working in their current systems while the picture builds around them.
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Briefing
Bring one operational question and the systems behind it. Our engineers show how the ontology answers it.
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Connect
Affectli connects to the first sources where they run and models the objects that question depends on.
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Extend
Add sites, feeds and teams as the model grows, with Mi-C3 directly or through an accredited Channel Partner.
Delivery partners →
Show us where your systems disagree.
Tell us your industry, the decision that matters most and the systems involved. Our team will show how one ontology brings them together.