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Automated integration

Published:  27 October, 2020

PEMAC ASSETS CMMS has announced it has released another exciting update – an automated integration with Google Maps with zoom capability right to an asset on the plant floor.

This integration allows users of PEMAC Assets to initially view an overhead image of their building(s) – as it would appear in Google Maps overhead street view.

Overlaid on this image will be several pins – identifying the locations where current Work Orders & Visit Requests exist. Detail on each pin can then be displayed with further information on the requirements. This helicopter view gives a visual image of requirements by location. 

Clicking further on the building will then zoom the user to a closer image, with sublocations highlighted, such as floors or different areas in the building. And again, a further click will zoom right to actual images of assets in that sublocation – with full asset history and current activity displayed.

This Google Maps update gives an ideal visualisation of work required matched to locations, and finally to assets – specifically useful for larger plants or those with many Assets.

Further details can be found here!

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