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CAPIntelligence

The vision

Assurance and analytics, built on ground truth.

AI-led interviews already run as standard on every Capital Project Assurance Review (CAP·AR). The next step is bigger: an independent body of real project data, turned into help owner teams can actually use. Forecasts before sanction, a benchmark you can measure a definition score against, and assurance that stays current between the gates. The more ground truth that goes in, the sharper the answer that comes out.

Where this is going

Three capabilities, one source of ground truth.

The direction for CAP Intelligence is assurance and analytics that run on real project data and sharpen with every project, instead of arriving once and going stale. All three measure against the same documented standard, the Capital Project Management System (CAP·CORE), and share the same live project record teams already work in today, the capital project management platform (CAP·PATH). The build stands on a foundation that is already running.

Ahead

Continuous assurance

Assurance today arrives at fixed points: a review ahead of a gate, a look after startup. The AI-led interviews that now run as standard on every CAP·AR are the first step past that, because reaching every discipline no longer costs a site visit. The work still ahead is making the read continuous rather than convened, so the picture stays current between the gates instead of going stale the day the report lands.

CAP·FORE

Predictive forecast & risk

Forward-looking analytics that anticipate cost growth, schedule exposure, and the contingency a project will actually consume, by tier, by estimate class, and by definition score at the gate, before the field is mobilized rather than only measuring after it. An emerging capability, only as good as the data behind it.

CAP·INDEX

An independent benchmark

Built from real project schedules, gate records, and closeout reports contributed across the industry, measured against public-framework rigor and transparent in method. The benchmark record every closeout files is the seed. Sharper with every project that goes in.

The dataset nobody else holds

The project and the window it rides, in one record.

Capital project benchmarks and turnaround benchmarks have always lived in different buildings. That is a problem for anyone running a plant, because at a running plant the two are the same calendar: the tie-ins get made in the window, the window’s scope freeze sets the project’s definition deadline, and a moved outage moves every project pinned to it.

CAP Intelligence shares its spine with a turnaround assurance practice, so a project and the window it depends on are one record with one sign-in. As the data spine fills, that becomes a dataset with a question in it nobody has been able to ask: what does window coupling actually cost a project, and what does a project actually cost a window?

Every service here points at that record. It is the conceptual seed for the whole build.

Why it takes real data

A benchmark is only as honest as the data behind it.

Most industry numbers for capital projects are built on megaprojects, priced for majors, or locked inside a proprietary evaluation nobody outside can see into. The sustaining and small-capital portfolios where most of the money at a running plant actually goes have no yardstick at all. We are building an independent, transparent benchmark from real projects at real sites, contributed by operators who want a better one. The more ground truth that goes in, the sharper the read that comes out for everyone who takes part.

Contribute to the benchmark

Help build the yardstick.

Operators who share real project records, schedules, gate records, and closeout reports, held confidentially and never exposed to another contributor in a form traceable to them, get first access to the benchmark and the models as they take shape. Tell us what you could contribute and we will walk you through how it works before anything changes hands.

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