PREMIS engineers your asset data, OPERA runs operations on it, LENS puts it back on
the plant.
They are one suite because they share the same foundation, not because
they are sold together.
The foundation
Your ERP stays the system of record. VERSA Core takes its data in, and every module then works on the same set: PREMIS structures it, OPERA runs operations on it, LENS shows it on the plant, each enriching it as they go. What your teams need back flows to your ERP.
The modules
Turns evolving project engineering data into a validated asset register: plant breakdown structure, technical attributes and classification, documents, spare parts, and the inspection and maintenance plans operations will run on. Greenfield or brownfield, the same model.
Explore PREMIS
Work planned from real data, findings turned into follow-up work, reporting generated rather than rebuilt. On top of the ERP that holds your work orders today.
Explore OPERA
Navigate in 2D and 3D, click any tag for its condition and history, and simulate the impact of a scenario (an isolation, a change of process fluid, simultaneous operations) before you commit a single team.
Explore LENS
Adoption
The suite is modular by design. Most engagements begin with one module on one asset and grow from there, and what you should begin with depends on the state of your data, which is exactly what a DIAG+ tells you.
If the register has to be rebuilt first, that is a re-engineering engagement in its own right, delivered with PREMIS. If your data is already usable, you go straight to operations.
It fits any contract model: in-house teams, operator-led programs, engineering contracts (EPCM), operations and maintenance contracts.
Whoever holds the scope,
the operator
keeps the asset foundation.