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Use case

Procedure monitoring

Cyrus follows a procedure as it happens and tells you when a step was skipped, done out of order, or done wrong.

Examples

Every step, as it happens.

One example from aged care — the same setup follows any procedure with steps.

Example · Aged care

Nursing homes: staff visit tracking

Cyrus keeps track of the times nurses visit each resident's room. Every visit is logged with the time, the room, a short description of what it saw, and snapshots.

Care teams and managers can see at a glance that visits happened when they should — and a resident who hasn't been visited stands out, instead of being noticed too late.

The Cyrus staff-visit tracking app: a visit history for Room 1 in a nursing home, each entry with the time, a description of the visit and two snapshots.
Staff visit tracking: every visit to the room, with the time, what Cyrus saw, and snapshots.
Any procedure, any site

If it has steps, Cyrus can follow them.

The same configuration works for any procedure: Cyrus follows the steps as they happen, looks for deviations, and alerts when a step is skipped, done in the wrong order, or done wrong. That matters most on industrial sites, where a missed step is a safety or compliance problem.

Industrial sites

Start-up and shutdown sequences, safety checks before equipment runs, maintenance steps — Cyrus confirms each step happened, in order, and alerts the moment one is missed.

Care visits and clinical checks

Visits, checks and hand-offs logged as they happen, so schedules are verifiable without anyone filling in a sheet.

When something deviates

An alert within seconds, with a snapshot of what Cyrus saw — and a searchable record afterwards for reviews and audits.

Where it's used

Industries this is configured for.

The same use case, set up for the sites and risks of each industry.

Other use cases

Which feed should we start with?

Tell us about your site and what you need watched, and we'll scope a pilot around it.