The operations layer for
AI factories.

A single AI factory runs on more than 800 operating procedures, and the count climbs as liquid cooling and 800VDC infrastructure come in. Visum AI drafts your MOP, SOP, and EOP sets from your own equipment manuals, single-line diagrams, and safety standards, every step cited to its source for your engineers to review and approve. Each procedure stays connected to the equipment, isolation points, and standards behind it, so the library is something your whole team can trace and update, not something only a few people carry in their heads.

A data center's equipment rows connect through to its MOP, SOP, and EOP procedure set
Backed by
80%
Of unplanned outages tied to procedural error
The problem an AI factory cannot outgrow its way around.
800+
Procedures a single facility needs
Full MOP, SOP, and EOP sets, including liquid cooling and 800VDC.
<1hr
To draft one, down from days
Engineers review and approve a generated draft instead of writing each one by hand.

Grounded and checked,
before anyone reads a draft.

Under every draft, Visum represents your equipment, sequences, and safety rules in a structured model and checks each step against it. That is what separates a generated procedure from a paragraph out of a chat window.

Commissioning a new CDU or switchgear lineup
Every draft binds to your SLDs, OEM manuals, JHAs, and site operating philosophy, with each step traced to a cited source and checked against Visum's rule engine before a person opens it.
cited & rule-checked
Passing a safety audit
Draft, request changes, approve: procedures move through a real sign-off chain with named authors and approvers, not a single generated file with no record of who reviewed it.
governance built in
A technician responding to an alarm
Search an 800+ procedure library by fault, alarm, or symptom, not just by title, and land on the exact step needed at the panel.
semantic search
Running a site with a multilingual crew
Generate the same procedure across languages, English, Portuguese, and Spanish today, with more on the way, keeping equipment tags and controlled vocabulary locked so nothing drifts between them.
field-ready translation
Opening a change request
The correct, current-revision MOP attaches to the ServiceNow change request automatically, no hunting for the right file.
ITSM integration
Standing up liquid cooling or 800VDC infrastructure
CDU service, direct-to-chip loops, immersion tanks, and 800VDC isolation: the procedure sets for the technology data centers are building today, with the least written guidance.
newest infrastructure

Built for the floor,
not just the dashboard.

In development
Execution Assistant

Guides a technician through a procedure step by step on a phone, tablet, or AR glasses, enforces hold points and PPE checks in software, captures evidence at each step, and writes the completion paperwork automatically.

Express interest →
A technician wearing AR glasses gets a step number, hold point, and verification prompt overlaid on a server rack

See it on your
own procedures.

Book a 30-minute demo. Bring an equipment manual or single-line diagram, and we will show you a generated draft against your own site.

Mountain View, CA