A bespoke Equipment Core for every client.
Lucenox builds a dedicated equipment intelligence foundation for each oil and gas company. The environment reflects the client’s own assets, vendors, systems, taxonomy, workflows and security model.
Reusable framework. Separate client deployments.
Lucenox owns the repeatable framework; the client owns its data, configured registry and operational rules.
Equipment Core Framework
Data ingestion, extraction, mapping, standardisation, duplicate resolution, governance, lineage, API integration and activation.
Every equipment record becomes a governed operational object.
The Equipment Core connects identity, location, engineering context, lifecycle, maintenance, live state and governance metadata.
Identity and classification
Equipment ID, tag number, serial number, class, type, description, manufacturer and model.
Location and hierarchy
Country, asset, facility, platform, vessel, refinery, unit, system, functional location and parent-child relationships.
Lifecycle and maintenance
Purchase, delivery, installation, commissioning, servicing, repair, replacement, work orders and downtime.
Engineering context
P&IDs, process flow diagrams, engineering hierarchy, dependencies, 3D model references and connected equipment.
Operational state
IoT readings, state of operation, alarms, health scores, corrosion indicators and carbon-related data.
Governance and trust
Source system, steward, owner, approval state, quality score, confidence score, version history and audit trail.
Client data remains client-owned, controlled and separately deployed.
Lucenox Energy provides the repeatable framework and implementation capability. The client controls the data, operational rules, access model and approved deployment pattern.
Client-owned equipment data
Equipment records, vendor files, operational history, work orders, telemetry, documents and configured registry remain client-owned.
No shared equipment database
Each Equipment Core is deployed separately with its own data boundary, governance model and access controls.
Role-based access
Access can be designed around client roles, approval workflows, least-privilege principles and steward responsibilities.
Lineage and auditability
Records show source, steward, approval state, confidence score, version history and change evidence.
| Lucenox owns | Client owns |
|---|---|
| Core architecture, reusable software components, ingestion framework, governance framework, accelerators and delivery methodology. | Equipment data, operational data, vendor information, business rules, documents, IoT streams, security policy and configured registry. |
| Repeatable capability that lets Lucenox deploy faster without rebuilding from zero. | A separate Equipment Core deployed and governed to the client’s operating context. |