Asset Management

Ask your operation anything. 

MIRA turns your connected operational data into answers you can actually use. Ask about tasks, compliance, assets, sensors, orders, documents or performance and get the information you need without digging through dashboards, reports or folders.

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What it does

No dashboards to learn. Just ask.

Talk to MIRA the way you would a colleague. Ask what’s overdue, which sites need attention, how an asset is performing or where a problem keeps occurring, and get a clear answer from the data behind your operation. 

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Platform capabilities

Your operation already knows the answer.

MIRA makes it easier to find it. Ask questions, understand what’s happening and turn the data already flowing through your business into useful operational intelligence.

Ask your operation anything.

Get clear answers from your tasks, assets, sensors, documents and operational data in plain English.

Find what needs attention faster.

Surface overdue actions, recurring issues and unusual activity without digging through dashboards or reports.

Turn insight into action.

Use MIRA to understand what’s happening, find the right information and help teams decide what needs to happen next.

Let MIRA help you better understand your business.

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Checklist & Inspections

Set the schedule once and ocapii raises the work, assigns it and records it.

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Sensors and IoT

Sensors, probes and gateways stream into one operating view.

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Filing system

Documents and Policies

Policies, SOPs, certificates, RAMS, permits and contracts sit in one searchable place, scanned paper included.

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FAQ

MIRA AI common questions

Mira is ocapii's AI. It reads your organisation's own documents and operational data and answers questions about them in plain language, shows where each answer came from, drafts work for a person to approve, and surfaces things worth looking at across your sites. It sits inside the platform alongside your checks, jobs, sensors and documents rather than off to one side as a separate tool. 

No. A chatbot answers from a script or from general knowledge. Mira answers from your policies, SOPs, certificates, records and operational data, and cites the source of each answer so you can open it and read it yourself. It also does work inside the platform: drafting checks, summarising a period, pointing at something that has drifted. 

 

Ask it anything your own documents and operational data can answer. Typical questions are what a policy says and where it says it, what the procedure is for a specific situation, what happened across a site or a period, which checks were missed, and what has changed compared with last month. If the answer is not in your documents or your data, Mira says so instead of guessing. 

From your own documents and your own operational data inside ocapii, and nowhere else. Mira does not answer from the internet and does not fill gaps with general knowledge. Every answer carries its source, so a manager, an auditor or an inspector can go to the document or the record behind it.

It tells you it does not have an answer, rather than producing one. That is deliberate. A confident wrong answer about an allergen, a permit or a procedure is worse than no answer, so Mira is built to stop at the edge of what your documents and data actually contain. 
No. Mira drafts, suggests, summarises and flags. A person reviews and approves before anything goes live or takes effect. It has no authority to sign off a check, close a corrective action or change a procedure by itself, and there is a record of who approved what. 
Yes, and the platform is built on that basis. Mira can misread a document, miss context or surface something that turns out not to matter, which is why every answer shows its source and every piece of work it drafts goes to a person to approve. Treat it as a very fast, very well read colleague whose work you still check, not as an authority.