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Endress+Hauser Field Xpert and Netilion Library Take Headache Out of Paperwork

May 20, 2019

How much time do you spend writing and filing reports each month, let alone trying to find what you or someone else wrote two years ago? The necessity, sometimes legal, to record what happened, where and when in a plant is to the point where administration forms a major part of everyone’s job, even the maintenance technician.

The Field Xpert SMT70/SMT77 tablets go a long way to solving the problem of writing reports – these are automatically generated for device configuration or verification – but now with Netilion Library you can finish any maintenance activity with the reports already filed where you are guaranteed to find them again.

Netilion Library provides industrial file management of the highest order. With a couple of clicks, any report generated for any device in the plant is filed with its digital twin in the Netilion ecosystem. To check the status of a particular device, you just click on its tag and all reports are instantly available. Reports can be accessed by other users in your ecosystem and are easily sent to your team. So, let Netilion Library take over the administration while you concentrate on keeping the plant up and running.

For more information, please visit the Endress+Hauser website.

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