Oil & Gas | TURNAROUND MANAGEMENT | EXECUTION

Shutdown and Turnaround Manager Software for a Fixed Window

Kissflow runs the scope, permit and readiness checks, job-by-job execution tracking, and punch-list closure for a defined shutdown or turnaround, so contractors, operations, and maintenance work off one live schedule and the fixed startup date doesn't slip on a preventable delay.

Shutdown and Turnaround Manager Management System

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A turnaround has one fixed date and a thousand tasks that all claim to be on the critical path.

Months of deferred maintenance, inspection, and modification work get compressed into the fixed window of a shutdown or turnaround, where every extra day of downtime costs production and every contractor crew on site adds coordination overhead. A spreadsheet can hold a worklist. It can't show which permits are still open the morning of day one, which punch-list items are blocking startup, whether this turnaround is tracking to its original scope or creeping past it, or give contractors, operations, and maintenance a single shared view of where the event stands right now.

Kissflow runs the shutdown or turnaround as a governed app rather than a spreadsheet someone updates between meetings: scope and worklist planning with jobs sequenced and assigned ahead of the window, a permit and readiness gate that blocks execution until materials and crew readiness are confirmed, execution tracking job by job against the schedule, punch-list closure tracked to the startup date instead of discovered one item at a time, cross-crew coordination so every team works off the same live schedule, and reporting that covers the whole event for the post-turnaround review.

Where a turnaround loses its fixed window to preventable delay

Scope creeps unmanaged

Additional work gets added mid-turnaround with no visibility into how it affects the schedule or the budget.

Readiness isn't verified

Execution starts on day one without a clear picture of which permits, materials, and crews are actually ready.

The punch list blocks startup blind

Outstanding items surface one at a time instead of as a managed list against a startup date.

Reporting happens after the fact

Progress against schedule and budget gets reconstructed at the post-turnaround review instead of tracked as the event runs.

Six modules. Built around a fixed window, not a generic project template.

Every module ships with default forms, routing, and dashboards. Configure each one to your turnaround's scope and readiness criteria.

Scope and worklist planning

Every job in the turnaround is scoped, sequenced, and assigned to a crew and a window before execution starts, avoiding mid-event surprises.

Permit and readiness gate

Execution can't start on a job until its permits, materials, and crew readiness are confirmed and logged against that worklist item.

Execution tracking

Progress against the schedule is tracked job by job, so a slipping item is visible the day it slips, not at the post-mortem.

Punch-list closure

Outstanding items are tracked to closure against the startup date, not discovered one at a time on the day itself.

Cross-crew coordination

Contractors, operations, and maintenance work off the same live schedule instead of separate spreadsheets.

Turnaround reporting

A live dashboard tracks schedule adherence, open permits, and punch-list status across the whole event, not just at the closeout meeting.

From request to system of record in four steps

Plan

Plan

The worklist is built, sequenced, and assigned to crews and time windows well ahead of the shutdown.

Assign

Assign

Permits, materials, and crews are checked against readiness criteria before execution starts.

Execute

Execute

Job-by-job progress is tracked against the schedule for the duration of the turnaround.

Close-out

Close-out

Outstanding items are tracked and closed on the punch list before startup, with a full report behind the event.

What changes when turnaround management runs on Kissflow

Process
Before Kissflow
On Kissflow
Scope management
Tracked in a spreadsheet that's out of date within days
A live worklist with sequencing and assignment
Readiness checks
Assumed, not verified, before execution starts
Confirmed against permits, materials, and crew before go
Execution tracking
Status collected verbally at the daily meeting
Tracked job by job in real time
Punch list
Surfaces item by item on the day of startup
Managed as a list against the startup date throughout
Cross-crew coordination
Contractors and operations work off separate spreadsheets
Everyone works off the same live schedule
Post-turnaround reporting
Reconstructed from memory at the review meeting
Available as a live report throughout and after the event
Process Before Kissflow On Kissflow
Scope management Tracked in a spreadsheet that's out of date within days A live worklist with sequencing and assignment
Readiness checks Assumed, not verified, before execution starts Confirmed against permits, materials, and crew before go
Execution tracking Status collected verbally at the daily meeting Tracked job by job in real time
Punch list Surfaces item by item on the day of startup Managed as a list against the startup date throughout
Cross-crew coordination Contractors and operations work off separate spreadsheets Everyone works off the same live schedule
Post-turnaround reporting Reconstructed from memory at the review meeting Available as a live report throughout and after the event

Connects to your CMMS/EAM and permit to work systems; those stay the systems of record for work orders and permits

Kissflow doesn't replace your CMMS or permit to work system. It runs the scope, readiness, and punch-list coordination layer that ties them together for the duration of the event.

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Built for a fixed-window event

Built for a fixed-window event

Scope, readiness, execution, and punch-list closure, structured around a turnaround's actual shape, not a generic project template.

Readiness confirmed before go

Execution can't start on a job whose permits or materials aren't ready, closing a common cause of turnaround delay.

Live status, not a daily meeting reconstruction

Schedule adherence and open items are visible in real time, not collected verbally each morning.

Live in weeks

Configure the worklist and readiness criteria in the visual builder, or describe the use case to the AI Builder.

One schedule for every crew

Contractors, operations, and maintenance work off the same live plan.

Governed from day one

Role-based access and a complete audit log are built into every job and every punch-list item.

We help turnaround teams close the punch list before startup, not after

McDermott

“If a company cannot enable everybody to use AI, they will never get the true benefit of AI. Platforms like Kissflow allow us to put that capability in the hands of our users in a safe way.”

Vagesh Dave

GVP & CIO at McDermott International, Ltd

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5M+
work items processed
5,526
active users
400+
active workflow created without IT dependency
Puma Energy
INDUSTRY Energy
HEADQUATERS USA

“Advanced automation of all processes is easy to set up. I cannot imagine how to manage workflows without this software.”

Tanay Tiwary

Global Head - Digitalization & Business Improvement

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73%
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1001 - 5000
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SN Aboitiz Power Group

“Kissflow supports rapid application development by building a working application prototype in the shortest amount of time.”

Maria Theresa Cabigon

CIO, SN Aboitiz Power Group

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451%
ROI
2.8 months
Payback period
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    Asset Reliability & Turnaround Orchestration Workflow is the longer-horizon reliability program that decides when a turnaround is needed and why, drawing on asset condition data. Shutdown and Turnaround Manager is the execution app for a specific, dated turnaround: scope, readiness, execution tracking, and punch-list closure for that one window.

    No. Your CMMS or EAM stays the system of record for work orders and asset history. This app runs the scope, readiness, and punch-list coordination layer for the turnaround event.

    Yes, added or changed jobs go through the same scoping and readiness process as the original worklist, so schedule impact is visible.

    A job can't move from planned to in-progress until its permit, materials, and crew readiness are confirmed in the app.

    Whoever you assign, typically a turnaround coordinator, with items visible to every crew until closed.

    Yes, within the scope and permissions you configure for their role.

    Configuration and AI-assisted app generation move delivery from a multi-month program to a matter of weeks, though most teams stand this up well ahead of a planned turnaround date.

    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 job and change.