Oil and gas
Well, equipment and maintenance status within reach of an assistant, without exposing plant systems.
The problem
Production, maintenance and safety data live in operations systems behind the company network, sometimes at remote sites. Getting a status means calling someone or opening several systems.
How AgentGate solves it
A connector inside your network only makes outbound connections and exposes just the tools you approve, with no ports opened to plant systems. Actions with real effect, such as scheduling maintenance, need confirmation and are recorded.
An example
Question
“Which pumps in the North field have overdue maintenance?”
Answer
2 pumps: P-114 (12 days overdue) and P-131 (3 days overdue). Neither has an open work order.
Controls that apply
- No ports opened to plant systems
- Read-only by default
- Confirmation for actions with real effect
Other industries
Agribusiness and farming
Ask an assistant about harvests, fields and stock, using the data where it already lives on the farm and in the plant.
Financial sector
Assistants that look up portfolio, transactions and compliance data without customer data reaching an outside provider.
Mining
Production, fleet and safety data of the operation, available in plain language with permissions by site and role.
Other use cases
Query the database with AI
Ask your data questions in plain language, without giving free access to the database.
Operations with approval
Let the agent make real changes, with confirmation and without repeating them.
Internal systems, no open ports
Use AI with systems behind your firewall without exposing them.
Customer support
Assistants that look up orders, statuses and cases with real data.
Teams with several assistants
The same tools for Claude, ChatGPT and OpenCode, with the same permissions.
Control model spend
Know who spends how much on AI and set limits.
Sensitive data
Keep personal data from reaching an external AI provider.
APIs as tools
Turn an API you already have into tools for agents.