Houston, Texas — July 21, 2026
The Engineering Beneath Everything That Must Not Fail
AsInt launches Edge, carrying nearly a decade of integrity engineering, first built in SAP, onto a platform of its own, making its standards-based engineering capabilities available to operators across a broad range of enterprise environments.
Every refinery, pipeline, and plant in the world rests on a quiet promise: that the equipment will operate with longevity, that the pressure will be contained, that what was engineered to endure will endure, even when subject to in-service degradation.
Keeping that promise is not luck. It is engineering, performed precisely, recorded comprehensively, and executed by someone willing to stand behind it. For nearly a decade, AsInt has made that promise the foundation of its engineering and asset integrity management approach. Today, that work takes a new form.
AsInt, the engineering platform company for asset-intensive industries, today launched AsInt Edge, a cloud-native platform that brings the company’s standards-based integrity engineering to operators a broad range of ERP and enterprise software environment. Edge debuts at the API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit in San Antonio, where AsInt is exhibiting at Booth 418.
Engineering methodology becomes platform independent
For years, built mechanical integrity, reliability, and inspection applications native to SAP, serving operators across oil and gas, refining, petrochemicals, pipelines, power, and mining. Edge does not replace that work. It builds upon this strong foundation that AsInt has established.
The company now supports and sells both its deep SAP application suite for enterprises standardized on SAP and Edge for those who want the same standards-based engineering methodology on a platform that runs anywhere. The world should not have to choose between trust and reach. With AsInt, it does not.
This architectural approach separates engineering intelligence from enterprise infrastructure, allowing organizations to preserve validated engineering workflows while integrating them into a broader range of digital ecosystems.
“Integrity is not a feature. It is a promise made in steel and kept in numbers.”
“We spent years encoding that promise into software native to SAP, and we will keep honoring it there, for every customer who runs SAP. Edge is how we carry it further. The same engineering methodology, the same accountability, now on a platform of our own, designed to support operators across a broad range of enterprise environments. We are not asking the world to choose between stacks. We are making it work for everyone, everywhere and on every stack.” Rohan Patel, Founder and CEO of AsInt.
Fitness-for-Service leads the platform’s first release
The first engineering application released is Fitness-for-Service (FFS), one of the most technically demanding disciplines within asset integrity management.
Led by API 579 specialist Phil Prueter, P.E., the application enables engineers to evaluate pressure equipment affected by corrosion, cracking, creep, mechanical damage, and other degradation mechanisms using recognized engineering methodologies and fully auditable calculations.
Selecting FFS as the platform’s inaugural application is strategically significant. Unlike administrative inspection tools, Fitness-for-Service directly supports engineering decisions concerning continued operation, repair, rerating, or replacement of critical equipment. These assessments often determine whether assets can safely remain in service, making analytical accuracy and traceability essential.
The company also confirmed that additional mobile applications and AI-assisted engineering functions are planned as the platform evolves.
A broader shift in industrial software
Fitness-for-Service (FFS) is the first application available , offered through a self-service delivery model, with a growing family of mobile applications and AI-assisted functions to follow. The principle beneath all of it does not change.
The Platform enables analysts to efficiently carry out critical engineering and FFS assessments that address many different damage mechanisms and equipment failure modes. Phil Prueter, P.E., an expert API 579 practitioner, leads fitness-for-service on the platform. As with all software, the calculations are based on defensible and established engineering methodologies and are designed to provide an auditable record of the calculation process.
Engineering is becoming portable
The world depends on assets and systems that simply cannot fail. Exists to help ensure they never do. Is the next evolution of that mission, and its journey begins in San Antonio.
AsInt Edge is commercially available, subject to applicable licensing. Operators attending the API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit can experience it at Booth 418, July 20 to 23.
About AsInt
AsInt is an engineering platform company for asset-intensive industries, serving the oil and gas, refining, petrochemicals, pipelines, power, and mining sectors. AsInt builds the standards-based engineering behind risk-based inspection, fitness-for-service, inspection data management, and reliability, available natively on SAP BTP and on the AsInt Edge platform. A Higher Form of Asset Intelligence. Learn more at asint.net.
Media contact: connect@asint.net · 281-758-8575.
