Interactive process diagrams
A graphical layout of each site's equipment, such as the wellhead, stack-up and well testing package.
RTD Flow
Every valve. Every line-up. One live view.
RTD Flow gives every team the same live view of valve and equipment status on an interactive process diagram. It checks each change and warns when a line-up would create a conflicting flow path.
Start with manual updates and no new hardware. Add sensors later.Well testing package · Main deck
RTD Flow · sample diagram
OpenClosedConflict
Conflict: opening V-310 links the flow path to the bleed-off pathClose V-204 first, or cancel this change.
The problem
Line-ups still live on spreadsheets, whiteboards and radio calls.
People see different versions. Conflicts are found late. And when something goes wrong, there is no reliable record of who changed what, and when. RTD Flow gives every team one version of the truth, and a record you can rely on.
Features
Built for the people who open and close the valves.
Manual status updates
Authorized users set valves open or closed and record choke sizes directly on the diagram.
Hybrid status
IIoT sensors and gateways feed status automatically; manual input covers anything without a sensor.
Real-time sync
Every change appears instantly for all users, sites and devices.
Flow-path validation
Warns before a change is confirmed if it creates a conflict, such as flow and bleed-off paths open together.
Operating modes
Optional pressure-test mode shows pressure up to the closed valve; flow mode shows flow through the pipes.
Role-based access
Admin, Modifier and Viewer levels, with single sign-on and multi-factor login through your identity system.
Audit trail
Logs every status change and user action, for compliance checks and incident investigations.
RTD Monitor integration
Live gauges and readings on the same diagram: one platform for status, data and alarms.
Benefits
Fewer line-up errors. Faster handovers. Clear records.
Most teams start with the simplest change: replacing the spreadsheet or whiteboard line-up.
- One version of the truth: field crew, supervisors and office staff see the same status at the same time.
- Fewer line-up errors: conflicts are flagged before they happen, not found afterwards.
- Faster shift handovers: the current state is on screen, not in a notebook or a phone call.
- Clear records: a full audit trail for compliance checks and incident investigations.
- Low entry barrier: start with manual updates and no hardware; add sensors later.
- Unlimited users: no per-seat charges, so the whole crew can use it.
- One platform: valve status and live process data together with RTD Monitor.
How it works
Start simple. Add automation when you are ready.
- STAGE 1
Manual updates
Authorized users set valves open or closed and record choke sizes on the diagram. No hardware needed.
- STAGE 2
Hybrid status
IIoT sensors and gateways feed valve status automatically; manual input covers anything without a sensor.
- STAGE 3
With RTD Monitor
Live gauges and readings on the same diagram, with alarms, in one platform.
Where it fits
Any operation that depends on the right line-up.
Show the state of valves, switches or breakers on a diagram, flag conflicting changes, and keep a record.
| Industry | Use case | What the rules check |
|---|---|---|
| Oil and gas | Well testing, wellheads, production manifolds, pigging line-ups | Conflicting flow and bleed-off paths, wrong routing |
| Power and utilities | Switching programmes on single-line diagrams; breaker and isolator status | Switching order, back-feed risk, section left energized |
| Data centers | Power path and cooling loops during maintenance | Loss of redundancy before a switch is made |
| Petrochemicals and process plants | Start-up and shutdown line-ups, tank transfers, isolation status | Wrong tank or route, isolation broken while a permit is open |
Note: RTD Flow supports operational decisions. It is not a safety instrumented system, and isolations continue to follow your own procedures.
Replace the whiteboard line-up.
We will map one of your sites and show it live.