Governing mining value, from operational reality to business outcomes
Mining has systems that govern resources, customers and work. It is missing the one that governs value.
Mining runs on disconnected systems and fragmented data
Geology
Siloed systems, no integration
Planning
Different versions of the truth
Dispatch
Delayed information
Processing
No link to business value
Finance
Reactive decisions
Reporting
Limited visibility for the board
No common truth · No governance · No value visibility
Break Down Data Silos
Large companies spend millions connecting data with 'duct tape'. Argus Mine acts as a horizontal integrator, strategically connecting your entire value chain. We don't replace your software, we supercharge it.
Engineering (CAD)
Native ingestion of DXF files from your planning and design software to define the operational baseline.
Fleet & Dispatch
Truck cycles and misdirected-material alerts. The connection to the site's dispatch system is integrated and configured during setup.
Plant
Independently measured feed tonnage and crusher feed forecast, for a real F2. The connection to the plant SCADA or historian is integrated during setup.
Finance
Discount rate and valuation date set by Management Control, to discount every deviation to NPV on a declared basis. The connection to your ERP is configured during setup.
Satellite (InSAR / ICESat-2)
Sentinel-1 and NASA's ICESat-2 give continuous coverage between drone surveys, detecting ground deformation in active zones without coherent radar signal.
Mining has ERP systems, but no governance system
Governs resources
What we have
Governs customers
Who we serve
Governs work
How we execute
Governs mining value
What really matters
Argus Mine is the governance layer the mining industry is missing: it unites data, connects systems and governs value.
From data to value
Capture
Collect data from multiple sources.
Understand
Clean, validate and reconcile the data.
Interpret
Detect patterns and anomalies.
Quantify
Translate the insight into financial impact.
Decide
Decide better, with confidence.
Act
Protect value and create a sustainable advantage.
The right information. At the right time. For the right decision.
The same mine, a different view for each level
Each level of the organization needs a different story about the same gap between plan and reality. It's not one dashboard with permissions: these are four separately built views.
Mine management
Operational compliance (F1), deviations by phase and an immediate action plan by area. The view for whoever has to fix it this week.
Corporate VP
Portfolio view: NPV variance across sites, quarterly trend and recovered value, even when sites sit in different UTM zones.
Board
Value at risk versus recovered value, in the board's financial language, with an asset value index relative to a configurable erosion benchmark.
Operational intelligence
Root cause, recurring patterns and the false-positive rate behind every alert. The view for whoever audits the system itself.
Governance by role
The Mine Manager's Monday
The same deviation looks different depending on who's looking at it. Here's how Argus Mine carries it from the ground to the boardroom.
The alert is already waiting
Overnight, the reconciliation engine matched the latest survey against the plan and flagged a deviation in the North Waste Dump. It doesn't arrive as another spreadsheet row — it arrives with its dollar impact already calculated.
The map, not the spreadsheet
One click opens the exact Area of Interest polygon on the site's 3D model — not a pivot table. The system already tells you whether the cause is operational (F1) or geological (F3), and which area it belongs to.
A plan, not just a warning
The alert arrives with a right-sized action plan: priority, owner, and how much of that impact is recoverable if acted on this week — not at quarter close.
It's never the first time
The system remembers: it compares the deviation against similar historical patterns in the same area and flags whether it's a recurring issue that was already mitigated before — and didn't work.
The same site, a different view for every role
Every level of the organization needs a different story about the same gap between plan and reality.
Mine Management
Operational compliance (F1), deviations by phase, and immediate action plans by area.
Corporate VP
Portfolio view: NPV variance across sites, quarterly trend, and value recovered.
CEO Board
Total value at risk versus value recovered, in the board's financial language.
Operational Intelligence
Root cause, recurring patterns, and the false-positive rate behind every alert.
What is already built
The pit stage is not a prototype or a mockup: it is production code, verifiable against published standards.
- 3D geospatial reconciliation of design against as-built, with 3D partial-block volumetrics.
- F1, F2 and F3 factors with NSR and NPV by reconciliation period.
- Versioned block model and grade control with its QAQC cycle.
- InSAR and ICESat-2 satellite monitoring covering areas of interest between surveys.
- Four role-based governance views: value at risk, value opportunity, asset value index and confidence index.
- Mitigation tracking measured against the next period's actual result.
Mine to port
What is built today and what remains at each link in the chain.
The roadmap stages have no committed dates. They are tackled in the order of the chain, starting with haulage and dispatch, and each one's schedule is set with the first pilot, depending on the systems that mine has to connect.
Mine / pit
OperationalBlock model, grade control, satellite monitoring and F1/F2/F3 reconciliation with NSR and NPV by period.
Haulage and dispatch
On the roadmapConnect the site's dispatch system: truck cycles, misdirected material and traceability by shift.
Stockpile
On the roadmapShift-by-shift stockpile inventory close, reconciling satellite measurement with plant data.
Crushing
On the roadmapReal plant telemetry to reconcile crusher feed against what was dispatched.
Plant / grinding
On the roadmapThroughput by shift and output NSR to close the mine-to-mill loop.
Port / shipping
On the roadmapFinal reconciliation: shipped grade and tonnage against everything before it.
How much value is your mine losing today?
Every day a deviation goes undetected, unexplained or unresolved, the value at risk keeps growing. Start by seeing it.