Pipeline Pigging Schedule Software for Cleaning and Inspection Runs
Kissflow tracks every segment's cleaning and inspection pigging cadence on one calendar, resets the clock automatically when a run is logged complete, and escalates an overdue run before it becomes a compliance gap, so a multi-line network's pigging status is one view instead of a dozen calendar reminders.
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Cleaning pigs and inspection pigs run on different intervals, and a network with more than one line makes it easy to lose track of both.
A pipeline network with a dozen segments has a dozen different pigging cadences: a monthly cleaning run on a line prone to wax buildup, a quarterly cleaning run somewhere else, and a smart pig inspection interval set by regulation or by the last run's findings. Each interval lives on a different person's calendar reminder or a spreadsheet tab, and a run that slips a month past due doesn't announce itself until a cleaning problem shows up downstream or an inspection interval lapses past what the integrity management plan allows.
Kissflow runs pipeline pigging as a single cadence tracker: every segment's cleaning and inspection intervals live on one calendar, a run logged as complete resets the clock automatically, an overdue run escalates to the integrity team before it becomes a compliance gap, and a trend view shows which segments are running cleaning pigs more often than planned, a sign something upstream needs attention.
An integrity manager sees the whole network's pigging status in one place instead of cross-referencing a dozen calendar reminders to answer whether every line is current.
Where pigging schedules slip across a multi-line network
Every segment tracks its own cadence separately
Cleaning and inspection intervals live on different calendars for different lines, with no single view.
A missed run doesn't trigger an alert
A cleaning or inspection interval that lapses isn't flagged until someone notices, sometimes after a compliance deadline.
Increasing cleaning frequency goes unnoticed
A line that's needed cleaning pigs more often than planned doesn't get flagged as a trend worth investigating.
Run logs stay in the field
A completed run gets noted on a field ticket that may take weeks to make it back to whoever owns the schedule.
Three modules. Every segment's pigging cadence tracked, escalated, and trended in one place.
Configure cleaning and inspection intervals per segment to your pipeline network.
Cadence calendar
Every segment's cleaning and inspection pigging interval lives on one calendar, resetting automatically when a run is logged complete.
Overdue-run escalation
A run that lapses past its interval escalates to the integrity team before it becomes a compliance gap.
Frequency trend view
Segments running cleaning pigs more often than planned surface as a trend, flagging a possible upstream issue.
From request to system of record in four steps
Capture
Each segment's cleaning and inspection pigging cadence is set on one calendar, and a completed pig run is logged against it.
Validate
Logging a run resets the clock for that segment automatically, so the schedule stays accurate without manual reminders.
Track
A segment that lapses past its interval escalates to the integrity team automatically, surfacing before it becomes a compliance gap.
Report
Because the calendar is the system of record, a multi-line network's pigging status is one view, and segments running more frequent cleaning pigs than planned surface on the trend view.
What changes when pigging schedules run on Kissflow
| Process | Before Kissflow | On Kissflow |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence tracking | A calendar reminder per segment, set by whoever remembers | One calendar across every segment in the network |
| Overdue runs | Noticed after a compliance deadline has passed | Flagged and escalated before the interval lapses |
| Run logging | A field note that may or may not make it back to the office | Logged against the segment record, resetting the clock automatically |
| Cleaning frequency trends | Not tracked at all | Visible as a trend across the network |
| Network-wide status | Cross-referencing a dozen calendars | One dashboard for every segment |
| Audit readiness | Reconstructed from field logs on request | A standing, exportable pigging history |
Connects to your pipeline integrity management system or ERP for the resulting inspection data; Kissflow doesn't replace your system of record
Kissflow runs the cadence-tracking and escalation layer. Your integrity management system or ERP stays the system of record for the inspection results a smart pig run produces.
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Built for how a multi-line network actually keeps track of pigging
One calendar, every segment
Cleaning and inspection intervals for the whole network live in one place, not a dozen reminders.
Escalation before the compliance gap
An overdue run is flagged while there's still time to act, not after the fact.
Frequency trends surface on their own
A segment needing more cleaning than planned shows up as a pattern worth investigating.
Live in weeks
Configure segment intervals in the visual builder, or describe the use case to the AI Builder.
Governed from day one
Role-based access and a full audit trail on every run logged and every escalation.
Network-wide status in one view
See every segment's pigging status without cross-referencing separate calendars.
Related apps
Pipeline Inspection Readiness Management System
Clear a specific inline inspection run for launch once it's due.
Pipeline Integrity Inspection Management System
Log the inspection results once a smart pig run comes back.
Pipeline Repair Work Permit Management System
Authorize repair work triggered by a pigging or inspection finding.
We help integrity teams keep a whole network's pigging cadence in one place
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Get SupportNo. Your integrity management system or ERP stays the system of record for the inspection results a smart pig run produces. Kissflow runs the cadence-tracking and overdue-run escalation layer.
This app tracks the recurring calendar of when a cleaning or inspection pig run is due across every segment in the network. Pipeline Inspection Readiness Management System is the pre-launch checklist and sign-off for one specific run once it's scheduled.
Each is configured with its own cadence per segment, since cleaning intervals and regulatory inspection intervals are usually set independently.
It escalates automatically to the integrity team, with visibility into how far past the interval the segment is.
Yes. The frequency trend view flags segments running cleaning pigs more often than their configured cadence, which can indicate an upstream issue.
As many as your network has. Each segment carries its own cadence and history.
Configuration and AI-assisted app generation move delivery from a multi-month program to a matter of weeks.
Kissflow is certified to SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3, and ISO/IEC 27001, with role-based access and a full audit log on every run logged.
