TECHNOLOGY → PULSE PLATFORM

VRU performance data your team will actually use.

PULSE gives your team and Platinum Control a shared view of VRU runtime, uptime, compressor health, alarms, operating conditions, and maintenance history.

Oilfield data only matters when it helps people predict and act. PULSE connects telemetry to the field conditions that affect vapor recovery performance, so operators, engineers, technicians, and compliance teams can work from the same operating picture.

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RUNTIME

Know when the VRU is running

AVAILABILITY TRACKING

Identify patterns over time

COMPRESSOR HEALTH

Track performance indicators

ALARMS & FAULTS

Surface issues earlier

MAINTENANCE HISTORY

Connect service to operating data

THE VISIBILITY GAP

Beyond “it’s working”
or, “it’s not working”

Most operators find VRU issues after the damage is done: downtime logged, gas lost, alarms stacked, service calls repeated.

PULSE closes that gap. Operators and Platinum see the same signals in real time, so the conversation shifts from “what happened?” to “what do we do next?”

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WHAT PULSE SEES

The operating data behind VRU performance.

What is a HSA?

See whether each unit is running, cycling, idle, or down – right now.

Alarm and fault conditions

Use alarm visibility to shorten the path from issue detection to dispatch to diagnosis.

Uptime

Track availability patterns over time and use the data to support performance conversations.

Operating conditions

Review the conditions surrounding performance changes, trips, or recurring issues.

Compressor health indicators

Monitor signals that help teams understand compressor condition and performance context before they become failures.

Maintenance history

Tie service history to operating data that triggered it so that teams can see what changed, when, and what was done about it.

FROM VISIBILITY TO ACTION

Data should shorten the time between issue and response.

Earlier issue detection

PULSE surfaces performance changes as they happen, not after a field complaint.

Better dispatch context

When a tech rolls to the site, they already know what changed and what to look at.

Faster diagnosis

Operators and Platinum service techs can review the same data instead of starting from separate assumptions.

Monthly performance conversations

Uptime, availability, and maintenance data give both teams a structured basis for account reviews.

Root-cause review

Recurring issues are reviewed against operating data and service history, not just reset and repeat.

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SHARED PERFORMANCE VIEW

Operators see the same data Platinum sees.

PULSE puts your team and Platinum on the same page – literally. Equipment status, operating conditions, alarms, maintenance records, and field response are visible to both sides.

When both teams can see the same performance signals, it becomes easier to make better, more informed, and quicker decisions about uptime, capture, service, resizing, reconfiguration, or replacement.

Dashboard displaying system performance metrics including 98.6% runtime, 96.2% uptime, 3 alarms, status as stable, a live runtime graph, compressor activity, 96.2% uptime 30 days, and active field response.

FAQ

PULSE questions
operators ask.

GET STARTED

See what your VRUs are trying to tell you.

If your team is relying on manual checks, stale alerts, incomplete maintenance history, or disconnected performance data, start with a PULSE visibility review.