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Beamex LOGiCAL is a subscription-based calibration software using cloud technology.
The LOGiCAL database stores all your instruments to calibrate and the calibration references. You can plan your calibration work in LOGiCAL and assign the work to people doing the calibration. The calibration work tasks are sent to mobile devices for the guided execution of the calibration. Once the calibration work is done, results are synchronized from the mobile devices to LOGiCAL. Calibration results are stored in the LOGiCAL database for analysis and certificate generation.
The unique communication technology enables the cloud-based software to communicate with mobile devices. You can use LOGiCAL with Beamex documenting calibrators for a fully paperless and digitalized calibration process, or you can use a mobile phone or a tablet with the free Beamex bMobile calibration application to document your calibrations.
LOGiCAL software is ideal for calibration professionals who want to step-up from an outdated, home-made or paper-based calibration solution into the latest technology with a cloud-based solution.
LOGiCAL gets you up and running quickly and easily without an IT platform investment, aligning costs with activities in a pay-per-use environment. LOGiCAL supports your first steps in digitalizing your calibration process; with easy and safe management of calibration references, instrument records and calibration results without paper. LOGiCAL supports robust mobile solutions in the hands of field technicians in demanding environments, removing the need to carry laptops to your point of work. You can start using LOGiCAL together with the free bMobile phone/tablet application that will support your existing calibration references or step up to using Beamex documenting calibrators for a fully automated calibration process.
LOGiCAL is a perfect solution for many different industries such as: Calibration Service Providers, Water and Wastewater Plants, Power Plants, Aerospace, Automotive, Food and Beverage, Pulp & Paper and many others.
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In the fine chemicals industry, one of the keys to ensuring both safety and compliance is that measurements taken throughout the production process are accurate, which can be challenging with paper-based calibration.
Done properly, digitalization can unlock a whole host of benefits for pharmaceutical companies including greater efficiency, cost savings, and the ability to do data analysis.
Advances in technology seem to come faster and faster and today, dedicated calibration software is the most advanced solution available to support and guide calibration management activities.
Manual entry is still commonly used in the industrial processes even though it is a slow and labour-intensive process with high possibility of human error.
Industries rely on accurate measurements and to ensure accuracy, instruments need to be calibrated regularly. Beamex LOGiCAL allows you to digitalize your calibrations.
LOGiCAL supports your first steps in digitalizing your calibration process; with easy and safe management of calibration references, instrument records and calibration results without paper.
The typical purpose of a calibration software is to store the results of your calibrations. At Beamex we want to help you to also digitalize, and as far as possible, automate your calibration process.
If you’re thinking about leaving the paper documentation lifestyle, using calibration software should be the ultimate goal. On your way there, you could store results in a spreadsheet or generic database.
How one of America’s largest public power utilities integrated its asset management software with calibration software to reduce risk and increase efficiency.
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Getting calibration software is much more than just selecting the right product and buying the necessary number of licenses. The hardest part is to get people to use the calibration software in the right way.
