Material digital passports for industrial equipmentEvery asset, born with a record.

    Valves ship in weeks. Their records can take months. Helios writes the record at the moment of work, on the equipment itself. Every party you grant access can check it. Any change shows.

    Aligned withCFIHOS (JIP36)IOGP Material Digital PassportEU DPP, material layer

    Helios, the film. New inspection level, not in the order: flagged before painting, change order, not NCR. A gasket weeps on site B: six valves, same batch, found in seconds. Change one old fact: every copy shows the break; the original stays sealed, so does the attempt. Every valve on the plant, each with a record like this. Its material digital passport: every major component traced to heat and certificate, built to IOGP 600-01. Operators set the bar for platforms: a 600-01 clause check, EN 18239, EN 18246 and ISO/IEC 27001, by an ISO/IEC 17029 body. Every asset, born with a record. No repaint. No NCR. Paid on time.

    How we work

    We don't sell software. We deliver outcomes.

    Pick the workflow that costs you the most. Manufacturing clearance. MRB compilation. NCR closure. The documentation holds that freeze your invoices. A senior engineer deploys into that workflow alongside your team, inside the systems you already run, and turns it into a live verifiable record in sixty days. You buy the result on one workflow, not a licence and a login.

    Deployment

    Forward-deployed, not a demo.

    Our engineer works the problem in production, then steps back once it is proven.

    Scope

    Sixty days, fixed scope.

    The first verifiable trace is live by day sixty. Engineering time leaves your invoice on day sixty-one.

    Proof

    Your numbers, not our benchmarks.

    We rebuild your own recent batches and show you where the time and money went, before you commit.

    See how we deploy

    One record, read closely

    Trace one certificate to its requirement.

    A requirement from the order becomes a task with an owner. The certificate arrives and is sealed to the valve. The review stays open until someone qualified closes it. Receiving a document is not approving it.

    Illustrative record. VLV-012 and R-07 are invented to show the workflow. Not a customer result.

    VLV-012
    Ball valve · IOGP S-562 · API 6D
    1. Source
      IOGP S-562, order supplement
      Purchase order line 3, revision 2
      Agreed
    2. Requirement R-07
      Impact test, body forging, at −46 °C
      Applies to heat H-2291
      Mapped
    3. Task
      Upload EN 10204 3.1 certificate
      Owner supplier QA · due 16 Sep
      Assigned
    4. Evidence
      Certificate not yet received
      Requested 10 Sep
      Missing
    5. Review
      Buyer QA or appointed inspector
      Waiting for evidence
      Open
    IllustrativeViewed 12 Sep 2026

    EventChain

    Verify the valve, not the vendor.

    Every certificate, test and approval is sealed the moment it happens, on a record every permitted party can check. Tamper with it and the chain shows who, and when.

    You never have to trust the maker. Or us. You check the valve itself. Blockchain's proof, none of its machinery.

    What happens once we deploy

    1. Register the asset

      Helios reads the documents your team already produces and writes an EventChain™-anchored passport underneath each asset. No retyping. No parallel system.

    2. Record every event

      Inspections, transfers, maintenance, certifications. Each entry is timestamped, signed, and immutable. Attach documents, photos, and sensor data directly to the passport.

    3. Verify instantly

      Any authorised party in the supply chain can pull up the full, verified history of any asset. One lookup. No special software required.

    4. Surface patterns

      Helios flags anomalies in the passport record across your asset fleet: late documents, recurring inspection findings, response-latency drift. Patterns in the evidence, not predictions on a sensor.

    How EventChain works

    Industry evidence

    The cost of bad records

    Published studies of capital projects and process plants. These figures describe the industry. They are not Helios results.

    18%

    Average cost overrun on oil and gas megaprojects, with two-thirds running over budget.

    Source · EY · Oil & Gas Megaprojects Study
    20%

    Industrial project cost lost to rework. Direct rework alone averages around five percent.

    Source · Construction Industry Institute
    1.5%

    Annual revenue lost by process plants to poor asset information management.

    Source · ARC Advisory Group

    Team

    Built by people who know this industry

    Rakesh Maisuria

    Rakesh Maisuria

    CEO

    12 years at Shell, running asset integrity and procurement programmes. Knows what happens when a certificate goes missing on a live platform.

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    Raam Roche

    Raam Roche

    CTO

    Former sovereign data and AI architect. Built data infrastructure that governments trust with citizen records. Now applying that rigour to industrial supply chains.

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    Jorn Fokkens

    Jorn Fokkens

    Chief Growth Officer

    Led digital transformation programmes across 15 countries. Specialises in getting large organisations to adopt new systems, not just buy them.

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    30 minute video call

    Bring the asset class that costs you the most.

    Manufacturing clearance. MRB compilation. NCR closure. We will walk one of your real workflows and show you where the time and money actually go.

    • 01A read on whether your records are EU DPP defensible today
    • 02A scoped sixty day deployment outline for one workflow
    • 03Your numbers, rebuilt from a recent batch, not our benchmarks

    Asset integrity, quality and compliance leads at operators, OEMs and EPC contractors facing IOGP and EU DPP.

    Choose a timeor write to info@helionics.io
    Rakesh MaisuriaCEO, 12 years at Shell, asset integrity