Engineering systems, built for the people who use them.
BuntelliSystems builds fault finding software for engineers and technicians. Tools that turn hard won diagnostic know how into something a whole team can follow, on the machine, in real time.
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The problem
The person who knows how to fix it is not always the person standing in front of it.
Every maintenance team has one or two people who can walk up to a stopped machine and find the fault in ten minutes. Everyone else takes half a shift, or calls that person, or swaps parts until something works.
That knowledge usually lives in someone's head. It leaves when they do. A fault finding tree captures it: a structured route that starts at the symptom and walks step by step to the actual failed component, so an apprentice on a night shift can follow the same reasoning as the engineer with thirty years on the tools.
BuntelliSystems is three tools that make those trees practical to write, to follow, and to improve.
The products
Three parts, one job.
Build the tree, follow it on site, keep what you learn. All three are in development now.
Where fault finding trees get written. A visual editor for designing the diagnostic route, with no drawing tool fighting you along the way.
In development now
The tool you open at the machine. It walks you from the symptom to the actual fault, one question at a time.
In development now
Every tree, every run, every note left behind. Your team's diagnostic history, stored on your own machines.
In development now
Where we stand
Nothing is for sale yet, and we are not pretending otherwise.
BuntelliSystems is being built before it is being sold. The plan is to have something that works properly and can be shown to a real engineer, rather than a pitch deck and a promise.
If you want to see how that is going, the journal is where the work gets written up, awkward bits included. If you want to be told when the first release lands, leave your email above.
Got a fault you keep seeing?
If there is a recurring fault on your plant that nobody has ever written down properly, that is exactly the kind of thing these tools are for. Tell me about it and it may well shape what gets built next.