Capture
- Document library with versioning
- OCR for scanned and handwritten archives
- Migration from file servers and SharePoint
- Video, audio, photo and structured expert interviews
- Knowledge extracted from shift reports
Ganjoor · Industrial knowledge management
Ganjoor captures what your experts know, structures it around your assets, validates it, and answers questions in seconds, with sources. It runs on your own servers and reaches the operator or maintenance tech while they’re doing the work.
The problem
Operating and maintenance knowledge sits in scattered files, shift logs and the heads of a few people. When they retire or move on, it goes with them. The result is repeated failures and longer repairs.
Documents, scanned archives, video, audio, photos, interviews and shift reports.
Every piece of knowledge belongs to equipment, a process and a shift.
Reviewed, approved, owned and dated. Nothing is published unchecked.
Semantic search and an assistant that cites every source it uses.
Why not a wiki
What sets Ganjoor apart is that knowledge is tied to equipment, process and shift, and is delivered at the point of work.
| Wiki or document store | Ganjoor | |
|---|---|---|
| Organized by | Folders and page titles | The ISA-95 plant hierarchy: company, site, unit, line, equipment |
| Quality | Whoever edited last | Review workflow, a named owner and a review date for every item |
| Finding answers | Keyword search | Persian semantic search that understands synonyms and shop-floor terms, plus an assistant that cites sources |
| Keeping current | Pages quietly go stale | Knowledge is flagged automatically when its equipment is replaced |
| Lessons learned | Free-form pages | RCA, 5 Whys, FMEA, 8D and A3 templates, linked to the equipment |
| Where it runs | Often a cloud service | On your own servers, with an on-premise language model |
Features
Eight feature groups, all available today. What’s on the roadmap is listed separately below.
Ganjoor Assistant
The assistant uses retrieval-augmented generation over your approved knowledge. If something isn’t in the approved base, it says so instead of guessing.
Why do breakouts keep happening on Casting Machine 2?
Validation and lifecycle
Every item has an owner and a review date. When equipment is replaced, the knowledge attached to it is flagged automatically, and users rate whether advice worked.
Management dashboard
Managers see coverage per unit, gaps, usage and experts nearing retirement. Failed searches show what people need that doesn’t exist yet.
Who it’s for
Role-based access means each group sees what it needs, at the confidentiality level it’s cleared for.
Coverage, gaps and retirement risk across units.
Dashboard · critical knowledgeOwn and approve settings, procedures and lessons.
Review · asset profilesAnswers at the equipment, during the shift.
Search · assistant · feedbackIncident lessons, safety alerts and ISO alignment.
Lessons learned · audit logSeveral sites under one company in the ISA-95 hierarchy.
Company · site structureRoadmap
These are planned and not part of the current release.