Offshore integrity still runs on scattered data.

ROV footage sits in one place. Inspection reports sit in another. The context that explains both lives in someone's head.

Every campaign starts by rebuilding a picture that should already exist, and every hour spent doing that is an hour not spent on the asset.

Operators already have data. What they lack is understanding.

Navigate your field, not your file system.

Enaimco builds a living 2D and 3D replica of your asset, where spatial geometry and operational context are unified. Navigate to a specific valve or structure and see the media and history tied to it. Raw inspection footage becomes operational knowledge.

Fits your existing systems. No rip-and-replace.

Your controlled document record stays where it is. Work orders keep running in the maintenance system you use today. Process data flows into the operational twin with its context attached. ETL and integrations are handled by Enaimco.

Every piece of data, every workflow and every decision is anchored to the physical asset it belongs to. Not the project that produced it. Not the team that recorded it. Not the system it was stored in. The asset.

The offshore industry is structurally project-centric. FEED is a project. Installation is a project. Each inspection campaign is a project, and the data lives wherever that project lived. By the time an asset reaches operations, its history is scattered across a dozen owners. Enaimco is built the other way round, so information accumulates over the life of the asset instead of being lost at every handover.

Enaimco is designed to be the place the job is done. Inspections are planned and executed in the platform. Anomalies are logged there. Media is captured and linked as it arrives. Context becomes a by-product of doing the job, with no re-entry and no assembly after the fact.

The platform also connects outward, pulling from ERP systems, sensor feeds, SCADA and historians. The priority stays the same though. Bring the workflow inside Enaimco, because that is what keeps the data trustworthy.

Subsea assets are invisible.

Nobody outside the integrity team has a real mental model of what is down there, how it connects, or what condition it is in. That gap costs more than it looks. It slows every conversation with management, every handover to a contractor, and every question from a regulator.

If you can see it, you can understand it.

Precise enough to act on.

Most tools in this market represent the asset at system level. You learn there is an issue on the tree, then interpret drawings and text to work out which component is affected, and the real understanding stays in one engineer's head.

Enaimco ties anomalies, findings and actions to the exact component. The valve, the clamp, the connector, the structure. Anyone can look at it and understand the issue, whether or not they were the one who wrote it up.

What it does.

Better data comes back from offshore.

When contractors work inside a visual environment tied to the real asset, what they enter is more accurate, because they can see immediately when something is wrong or out of place. Operators who know their contractors are working in Enaimco have considerably more confidence in the data coming back.

That confidence matters downstream. Risk scores, IMR scope and anomaly decisions are only ever as good as the data underneath them.

Management get a view of the asset without needing a subsea background. Regulators can be given a window into operations rather than a report about them. Contractors and operators discuss the same component, on the same model, with no ambiguity about what is being described.

Operators hold decades of information in incompatible formats. Inspection reports, as-built drawings, historical media, spreadsheets, handover packs from contractors who left years ago. There is no capacity to re-enter it by hand.

If going live means three years of manual data entry, it never happens, and the team stays on spreadsheets. Several major operators have said plainly that they will not switch a platform on until the source data can be trusted.

Enaimco manages the full process. Ingestion, cleansing, normalisation and contextualisation, all handled by our team. The 2D and 3D environment is built by subsea specialists from your as-built drawings and any existing models.

This is the difference between a licence and a partnership. Most vendors hand over an empty system and a training session. We hand over a populated one.

Send us what you have. We will tell you what is missing.

Truly independent

No parent company selling you manhours, vessels or equipment. Our only interest is how well the software performs for you. When the platform recommends a smaller campaign scope, there is nobody upstairs who loses revenue on that recommendation.

Built end to end

Full data access and networked workflow automation in one platform, not a set of integrated tools. Every capability shares the same data model, the same architecture and the same interface, so there is no integration overhead when you add another.

A software company that employs engineers

Not a service company with a coded side product. Software is what we do, and the people building it have worked offshore. Every module started with a real operational pain point and was refined with the onshore and offshore teams who use it.

We do the heavy lifting

Enaimco absorbs the complexity so your team spends its time on decisions. We migrate and remediate your data, build the model from your as-builts, and manage the integrations.

The biggest barrier to any platform deployment is the data. Operators have decades of it in incompatible formats, with no capacity to re-enter it by hand. If going live means three years of manual data entry, it never happens.

We remove that blocker by doing the work ourselves. Deployment is sequenced so you get usable outcomes in weeks, starting with whichever capability your team needs most. You do not stop operations to implement Enaimco.

What changes.

Enaimco gives every asset its own record, its own condition history and its own risk score, then uses that to build campaign scope. Anomalies feed risk continuously, and risk shapes the next campaign, so inspection effort follows real condition rather than a calendar set years ago.

The 2D and 3D environment makes the invisible legible, to engineers and to everyone else who needs to understand what is happening down there.

To empower the offshore industry to achieve data-driven, optimized operations.

To be the definitive, central platform recognized as the global standard for industrial operations.

Enaimco is headquartered in Newfoundland and shaped by the local strengths of humility, grit and a long-standing culture of hard work. Our edge comes from capable people building products that stand up anywhere, and from staying close to customers by listening, getting hands dirty and doing the work.

The strategy is deliberate. We started at the hard end. Subsea is a difficult, complex market where clients are hard to reach and the environment is unforgiving. By solving the most demanding problems first, we build the capability to handle anything.

From that foundation the platform expands. Our focus for the next several years is the offshore market, with broader industrial verticals beyond that. The underlying problem, which is fragmented data and no single view of a critical physical asset, exists anywhere assets are remote and complex.

Enaimco is a software company that employs engineers, which means the people who build the product understand the work it supports. Our roadmap is shaped by customers and by the people who have done the job offshore.

We are small enough that what you build ships and gets used on a live campaign, and deliberately close to our customers. Expect to hear directly how your work lands.

What to expect.