A unique web based electronic logbook designed to make a permanent
record of any event such as…
Incidents
Equipment Changes
Asset management
Fiscal
Control Room
Shipping
HSE
Q:
Why use FLOWLOGBOOK™?
A:
To keep secure accurate records making data retrieval less time consuming
at the same time as creating an auditable trail.
Q:
Is FLOWLOGBOOK™ suitable for you?
A:
Yes, if you have a requirement to record any form of information or keep
any records then FLOWLOGBOOK™ can be configured to suit your requirements.
Features
Benefits
Multiple locations
Intuitive
Digital signature
Familiar browser interface
Viewing and filtering
Multiple simultaneous users
Online Help
Minimum training
Centrally managed
Identifies corrupt data
Single point installation
Minimise site visits
Secure audit trail
FLOWLOGBOOK™ is a unique multi-user, multi-facility electronic log keeping system which was
originally created to satisfy the DTI’s regulatory log keeping requirements for Oil and Gas
measurement systems in the North Sea. Due to the systems design it can be used in many
different industries and for many different applications where accurate data records are
required.
The system can be used simultaneously from multiple locations by auditors, engineers,
consultants, supervisors etc. Costs are reduced and time is saved by giving access from any
location eliminating the need for site visits and allowing flexible viewing and filtering of
logbooks.
The software resides on a centrally managed server as a web application on your companies
Intranet or externally on dedicated servers and is accessed using a web-browser such as
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator (standard on most PC’s).
FLOWLOGBOOK™ can be configured for multiple facilities from any locations such as company
headquarters and satellite offices with secure password access for each facility.
Entries to the logbooks are made by selecting an event such as General, New Equipment etc,
the appropriate dialogue is then displayed and entries made including a comment, reference
and user initials. Depending on the event there may be an option to select an identifier
relating to a specific piece of equipment or incident.
Each entry is added to a database with a date and time stamp, unique identifier, sequence
number and a digital signature. The digital signature is used to validate data when it is
viewed.
Logbook entries may be viewed in chronological order, event type or identifier allowing a
flexible approach to data retrieval.