Built around the job, not the catalogue.

A wash bay, a dishroom, a lagoon and a corridor have nothing in common except the way they fail. Each one runs a process with an order of operations, and each one goes wrong when two products end up doing the same job and neither is being measured. CI360™ takes a task that runs on a clock, breaks it into the stages an operator actually works through, and assigns one product lane to each of them.

Every program is built the same way — six stages, a stage-to-product sheet for each, a decision rule that says which lane a symptom belongs in, a deployment view for the three or four site types the program has to cover, and a commissioning checklist that turns the architecture into set-points somebody new can hold. Where a program carries hard numbers, a working bench converts a ratio into consumption and cost in use on your own delivered cost, not a list price.

Four programs are published in this edition: auto and fleet wash, warewash, lagoon wastewater and floor care. A fifth — boiler and water treatment — is in preparation. Each published program can be translated by CI into a site-specific commissioning packet — injector settings, dilution wall charts, control windows, seasonal changeover dates and shift checks for the exact equipment on site — under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality system.