Connectivity and automation
Machine Data Connectivity
A planned service for bringing accessible equipment information into a secure data flow.
Connectivity and automation
Bring existing files into application records through mapping, validation and error handling.
Excel / File Import is positioned to use the business's existing lists as starting records, or to carry defined records between systems by file. It can reduce re-entering all information one by one during the first installation, and it can provide a transition path for businesses that have no direct connection.
The target working principle is to match the fields of the file to be imported with the relevant records, to show missing or unsuitable rows and to follow the result of the import. Separate templates may be needed for different record types such as customer, product, personnel, machine, opening stock or work order. The meaning of numbers, dates, units and identities is checked before the import.
A file import is not the same as a continuous live connection. The stock information in a file taken yesterday does not include current movements. If files will be used regularly, the person responsible for preparing them, the import frequency and the correction arrangement are determined.
The scope, deliverables, assumptions and plan are written in the scope and plan step; responsibility and acceptance conditions are determined together.
Price, warranty and service periods are confirmed separately; this page does not define a finished standard package.
The business's machine list is taken from a single file. Rows in which one machine is repeated with different spellings are checked. Personnel and product lists are also created with suitable matching. The source and import date are preserved.
SMEs that work mostly with Excel, businesses moving to a shared record system for the first time and companies that can export files from their existing software.
In the first meeting we determine which question your business is looking to answer. We assess your process and existing infrastructure to define the starting scope.
Connectivity and automation
A planned service for bringing accessible equipment information into a secure data flow.
Connectivity and automation
Planned connections for location and equipment-use data from suitable sources.
Connectivity and automation
A planned service for operator interfaces and process monitoring.