The Digital Backbone for Downstream Operations

Yes. Each site keeps the variation it needs while running under one governed framework. The workflow enforces the controls. No unit is forced to look identical.

Yes. Kissflow works with intrinsically safe and ruggedized devices. Crews capture data offline, and the work syncs once connectivity returns.

Most custom downstream applications go live in three to six weeks. The pre-built oil and gas apps are faster when they fit your use case.

A digital operations backbone is a governed execution layer. It sits between your systems of record and your governance layer. The backbone does not replace SAP, Maximo, or the historian. It runs the turnaround, safety, and distribution workflows that connect them and gives leadership real-time control over exceptions.

Every workflow carries a built-in audit trail. Escalation rules and evidence capture enforce permit-to-work, MOC, incident reporting, and emissions tracking. PSM, RMP, and emissions records stay continuous, not reconstructed before an audit.

Kissflow runs in the business-process and approval layer above the historian, segmented from the OT network. Kissflow does not control equipment, read live process-control signals, or sit on the control network. Access control and audit trails are how Kissflow is built, not a setting switched on later.

SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, encryption at rest and in transit, SSO, and role-based access governed by IT-defined permission sets. Data residency is available across the US, EU, APAC, and Oceania.