Process Builder in Resilion

This demo shows Process Builder in Resilion, Hillstrong’s OT execution platform. A weld cell change becomes a drawn process in which every step names the evidence it needs, and each run of the process keeps its own timestamped record.

The manufacturer and the people in this demo are fictional. The product is real.

Transcript

Every OT change needs two things: the work itself and proof the work was done right. In this example, the manufacturer changed a robotic weld cell, but the network diagram was never updated, and now the records don’t match the plant. Process Builder in Resilion lets you fix that by drawing the process itself.

You start with a blank canvas and a palette of steps. Here’s the weld cell change: a request, an impact review, an OT security approval, and a maintenance window, connected in order. Each step says what evidence it needs. This one requires the test results, the pre-change backup, and the updated network diagram. When the work is verified, the right people are told and the change is recorded.

Resilion then gathers every piece of evidence the steps ask for into one list, each tied to its step, so nothing is left to memory. Once a process is published, each change becomes a run, and you can see every case at its current step and who it’s waiting on. Each run keeps its own timestamped history and its own place for evidence, so the record is built while the work happens.

Execute the process, capture the evidence, demonstrate compliance, all within Resilion. To see it in action, book a demo at hillstrongsecurity.com.