Wendy BI · your industrial AI coworker
Just ask your operation what's going on.
Wendy BI connects operating data, maintenance history, and changing conditions to tell you what's really happening, before you commit to the work.
Operate better than your competition. No new system to learn.
Pump 3103A is noisy. Do we need to open it up and replace the bearings?
Vibration is up, but the trend does not match the way bearing wear usually develops.
The rise started when vacuum tower level changed, and suction pressure dropped at the same time.
This looks like a change in process conditions, not a mechanical fault.
You don’t need to open this pump. Verify suction pressure and check vacuum tower level first.
The pressure
Do more with less, while others use AI to do it better.
Fewer people, same targets.
Cost pressure means running at the same level of performance with a smaller crew and a tighter budget.
Peers are pulling ahead.
Competitors using AI find problems sooner and recover faster. The gap is easy to feel and hard to measure.
The answers are already in your data.
Process data, work orders, and shift logs hold the root cause. Nobody has the hours to connect them.
What Wendy BI does
Find the root cause your team doesn't have time to dig for.
Wendy BI connects operating data, maintenance history, and process conditions, and shows you what changed before and after a problem.
Decide
Skip the job you don’t need.
Before you open up equipment, check whether the data backs it up. A change in process conditions can sound a lot like a mechanical fault.
Prevent
See failures coming.
Wendy BI surfaces the conditions that tend to come before a trip, so your team can act while it is still a work order and not unplanned downtime.
Recover
Get back up faster.
When a unit trips, ask what happened the last time it looked like this and what fixed it.
Getting started
From invite link to first answer.
We do the setup. Your team does what it already does best: asking the right questions.
- 1
Request access
Tell us about your operation and where your data lives. We set up your organization for you.
- 2
Open your invite link
Your team gets a link to your Wendy BI organization. No install, no dashboard to build.
- 3
Ask questions
Ask in plain language, the way you would ask the operator who has run this unit for twenty years.
Not another technology project
You've seen initiatives stall. This one starts with a question.
Doing things the way they've always been done feels safer. Wendy BI keeps your current systems and workflows in place and adds answers on top.
- Works with the operating data and maintenance history you already collect
- No new dashboards for your team to maintain
- Your team asks questions in plain language
- We set up your organization with you
- Monthly subscription, not a multi-year rollout
FAQ
Straight answers.
Who is Wendy BI for?
Reliability engineers, maintenance planners, operators, and plant managers who need to keep units running with a smaller crew, and want their team spending time on fixes rather than digging through trends and reports.
Does Wendy BI control our equipment?
No. Wendy BI reads your data and makes recommendations. Your team decides what to do, and nothing is written back to your control system.
How do we know an answer is right?
Every answer points to the data behind it, such as the trends and work orders it used, so your engineers can check it before acting.
Do we need a data team to use it?
No. We set up your organization and connect your data with you. Your team opens the invite link and starts asking questions.
What data does it use?
The operations and maintenance data you already have. Tell us where it lives when you request access and we will walk through how it connects.
How is it priced?
Wendy BI is a monthly subscription. We will share pricing for your operation when we set up your organization.