Your operation, connected.
AIM moves it forward.
From the first operational record to the next decision, AIM connects what your mine knows with what needs to happen. Work stays coordinated. Issues trigger action. Your teams move with the same context.
A shared understanding.
Across the whole mine.
AIM brings people, machines, fuel, purchasing and stock into one operational system. Records connect to the work they support, so a machine, a crew and a material request become part of the same story.
Where your site already uses ERP, fleet or telemetry systems, we assess the interfaces needed to bring that context into AIM.
More time moving the operation forward.
Connected records carry their context between teams.
The target becomes
everyone’s next step.
Set the production direction. AIM connects the work cycles, resource requirements and shift programs behind it. It creates and assigns recurring tasks from shift programs, keeping the plan and the work linked.
Attendance, machine availability and supplies stay in context, giving supervisors the information to allocate work around what is actually ready.
A shift that starts with a shared direction.
Extraction → Haulage → Stockpile
Know where the shift stands.
Understand what is behind it.
AIM brings progress, equipment status and crew coverage together. The dashboard puts operational priorities in view, while AIM Vision adds the terrain, routes and equipment behind the work.
Today
12 Oct 2026 · 10:30Day Shift · 06:00–18:00
North Pit needs a recovery move
840 of 2,400 t · forecast 2,240 t by 18:00 — 160 t short
1 machine down, 2 tasks blocked
21 of 24 machines available · 2 in planned service · Truck 07 back ~12:00
8 check-ins need confirmation
156 of 164 confirmed on the current shift · evening coverage 48/52 · four positions to fill
Needs you
AIM VisionSee where work, routes and equipment connect.
Explore the site viewA problem is reported.
AIM gets the response moving.
AIM creates and assigns corrective tasks automatically, with the equipment, location and original work attached. The workshop receives the context. Operations can see the affected work. Parts requests stay linked to the repair.
One report. A coordinated response.
Follow the work from the operator to the workshop — and back to the operation.
SAMPLE DATA
One report. The full context.
An operator reports a hydraulic fault on Truck 07. The equipment, haulage task and location are already linked to the issue.
Inspect hydraulic system
The next decision
starts with more insight.
Ask why haulage is behind plan, where fuel use has changed or whether the next shift is covered. Ask AIM brings relevant operational records into a plain-language answer, helping your team understand what needs attention.
AIM keeps progress, outstanding tasks and handover context connected. The next shift can pick up the work with a clearer view of priorities and responsibility.
Every shift builds on what came before.
Ask about coverage, fuel, machines, camp, inventory — or what needs your decision today.
Built around the way
your mine works.
AIM completed a pilot with Migop Mining in Ghana. We bring that field experience into a rollout shaped around your operation.
- 01
Start with the operational challenge.
Review your workflows and agree where better visibility, coordination and automation can help.
- 02
Connect the context that matters.
Define the modules, records, roles, operational rules and integration scope with your team.
- 03
Put it to work. Measure the change.
Agree a baseline for productive hours, fuel use, downtime and plan attainment, then review the impact in operation.