Where Minutes Cost Thousands, We Save You Hours
Eclipse gives mines a single system for Mobile Plant control, production tracking, equipment dispatch, engineering and management reporting.
- No more multiple spreadsheets, notebooks and confusion.
- If a machine goes offline or becomes available, all departments see it in the system in real time.
- When management wants a plan-vs-actuals report, it takes seconds.
- Visibility and control of ore grades to plant and stockpiles.
- Open-pit and underground operations. We will build your solution.
- A modular approach lets you start with the basics and grow to full fleet management as requirements evolve and budgets allow.
One system for the whole operation
Data Tracking
Track data from Mining, Geology, Machines and more in one place. Fully customizable workflows and data mapping. Display stoppages and alerts in real time. User friendly interface.
Live data, from anywhere
- Direct from OEM systems or on-board data loggers: machine status and location.
- From mine plan and schedule: production block operations.
- From geology, sampling and assay: mined grades per block, blended grades at destination, stockpile, hopper and more.
- Haul routing, bottlenecks and delays.
- Production statistics shift to date.
- From engineering: maintenance schedule and machine status.
Plan vs actual
- Live comparison with mine plan and schedule.
- Exception reporting and alerts in shift.
Calculate your savings
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Built for how mines actually work
Months can pass before a proposal lands, with an implementation date months after that.
Eclipse can be live in under a day, with your own reports running from the first shift. Hosted by us or installed on your own servers, the choice is yours.
Telemetry covers what telemetry covers. Material types, reason codes and sample results end up in notebooks and spreadsheets.
GPS, payloads, engine hours and stoppages come from whatever fleet system you run. What no telemetry can tell you goes in on screens built for shift entry, with engine hours carried through from the last shift and the figures checked before it closes.
The network drops and data has to be entered into spreadsheets instead.
Crews carry on entering, shifts still roll over, and everything synchronises as soon as the connection returns.
Targets come at the levels the vendor decided on, and anything else means waiting for a release.
Set targets mine-wide, or by pit, material, stage, machine model or one specific machine, and Eclipse works out which one applies. A level it has not seen before can be set up without waiting for a release.
Someone moves a column in the monthly workbook and it imports quietly, and wrong.
Targets and month-end actuals load from the workbooks your engineers already maintain, and because Eclipse remembers each layout it tells you a column has moved instead of importing the wrong thing.
Availability and utilisation get averaged as though they were tonnes, and the totals stop adding up.
Tonnes, grades, availability and utilisation reconcile, group and average out properly at every level you look at them.
Month end waits for the calendar month, so the reporting never quite lines up with how the mine actually runs.
Reporting follows your mine's calendar. If your month starts on the 26th, so does your month to date, your quarters and your financial year.
A change request joins a queue, and then a roadmap.
Ask for a change and it is usually live within the week.
First-line support reads from a script, and the people who wrote the code are several handovers away.
You deal directly with the people who build Eclipse. No ticket queue, no script.
