From Risk
to Resolution.
Reliatic replaces the human middleware of spreadsheets and email chains with a deterministic execution loop. Every detected risk produces a governed, time-bounded, accountable resolution—or the system escalates until one exists.
The Reliability-to-Action Loop
Four stages. Deterministic execution. No optional exits.
Automatic Risk Detection
The FMEA is not a document—it is a live object. When a risk score exceeds the tenant threshold, an inspection window is missed, or a time-bound waiver expires, the platform fires a Governance Event automatically. No triage queue. No manual review.
trigger: RPN_THRESHOLD_EXCEEDED asset: V-2041 (HP Separator) score: 312 / threshold: 200 action: GOVERNANCE_EVENT_CREATED
The Governance Lock
The asset enters a Locked state. Operational workflows—inspection sign-off, work order creation, risk closure—are blocked until the finding is formally addressed. There is no 'snooze' or 'acknowledge without action' path available to any role.
asset.state: ACTIVE → LOCKED blocked_workflows: - inspection_closure - work_order_creation - risk_acceptance unlock_requires: governed_artifact
Forced Governed Resolution
To unlock, the engineer must create a Governed Artifact: a Mitigation Action (with named owner, hard deadline, and verification criteria) or a Risk Acceptance (with executive justification, approver signature, and expiry date). The gate validates completeness before unlocking.
artifact_type: MITIGATION_ACTION owner: j.eriksson@company.com deadline: 2026-04-15 criteria: 'UT reading ≥ 5.2mm at CML-07' status: GATE_PASSED → ASSET_UNLOCKED
Automatic Escalation on Miss
If a Mitigation Action becomes overdue or a Risk Acceptance expires, the system re-opens the Governance Event and escalates to the management tier. The loop restarts—automatically, with full audit trail continuity from the original event.
event: ACTION_OVERDUE original_deadline: 2026-04-15 escalation_level: 2 → MANAGEMENT notified: vp_integrity@company.com status: GOVERNANCE_EVENT_REOPENED
The Ten-Step Integrity Lifecycle
The loop operates within a complete integrity management lifecycle. Every step requires verified completion before the next opens.
Why Traditional Programs Fail at Step 4
The approval gate (Step 4) is where most reliability programs collapse. Work plans exist, risks are scored, budgets are allocated—but the approval decision lives in someone's inbox. Reliatic enforces Step 4 as a hard gate with named approver, timestamp, and documented rationale. No approval, no execution unlock.
Passive Tracking vs. Active Enforcement
The difference is not a feature—it is a design philosophy.
See It Running on Your Asset Types
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