Entronix EMP

• Facility Engineers provide the forms they fill out daily, monthly, or even just once, to Linq
• Linq digitizes these forms into the app (Apple and Android)
• Engineering staff download the app, log in with a username and password and will immediately see a digital version of the forms they have been filling out by hand
• At this point they can start using the app to collect data
• Yes, either you or Linq's staff can change the form within a few hours
  We encourage our customers to change the form to make it more user friendly and efficient over time

Each data point has intelligence behind it
If an entry is outside preset boundaries, the operator entering the data can be asked to confirm the value
If it’s correct but out-of-bounds, then an informative message will be sent as an email or text message alert to the appropriate personnel
For example, “pressure out of range on rack-22
”
Each asset can have a QR code provided by Linq which can be scanned by the engineer's smart phone or tablet in order make sure the person was on site to collect the asset reading, and that no human error was made in properly identifying the asset

Not only textual or numerical data, but also asset images can be collected by utilizing the camera of the phone/tablet

Yes, once the data has been logged and uploaded into the cloud, it can be transmitted to other systems in a variety of formats, either automatically every day or through a manual export

Yes
The fields can be "programmed" for different behaviors, such as alerting on out-of-bound conditions or hiding a section of questions based on the response

The data entry system has scheduling alerts and can alert an operator if they fail to complete a round before the deadlines dictated by management (for example, once a day or week)

Below are examples of the reporting views that can be exported from Linq Asset Capture