Spill Reporting demo
A field operator’s first message turned into each report owed, with the rule cited and the clock started when the release was found. 1:20
What the demo shows
Decides whether a release is reportable, to whom and by when, and tracks it to cleanup closure.
Agents ask the field operator only the next fact the rules need, estimate the volume from meters, walk the customer's rule set as a live decision tree, start a clock for each report owed from the time of discovery, and draft each call and written report with every field cited. The coordinator decides and makes every call; the HSE manager checks every decision.
Transcript
- Spill Reporting decides whether a release is reportable, to whom, and by when.
- Four field operators, environmental coordinators, and HSE managers.
- A sheen on water, not the volume, can make oil reportable.
- On the release clock, Tabo reports six barrels and the water clock already runs.
- Tabo sends a photo.
- Yes, it reached the ditch with a sheen.
- The tree flips to three reports owed.
- Each shows the fact that would change it.
- Siobhan agrees, makes the call herself, and logs who answered and the reference number.
- Two clocks still run.
- The written report waits in the agency's form.
- Vikram checks the decision, and every step lands on the audit trail.
- One photo, three reports owed, each on its own clock, each call made by a person.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.