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In complex workflows with many variables a structured, reliable data exchange is essential. Efficiency increases with the quality and quantity of available information. And not only that: optimal intercommunication of all the sub-plants, people and external systems involved is also the key to processes that are safe and error-free. PAM by RÖSBERG gives you the ideal conditions for this – with flexible interfaces for the highest possible compatibility, plus its own powerful databases.
PAM uses the interface to the OPC (Open Platform Communications) server to connect to the process control system concerned. The advantage of this solution is that all systems can intercommunicate bi-directionally with each other, irrespective of manufacturers. Via structured rights assignment on the OPC server, you can yourself define what DCS variables are to be processed by PAM. Of course, access to several OPC servers is also possible.
Via the connection to your ERP system, order data can be called up directly in the appropriate PAM input mask. This reduces duplicated entries and cuts the time-consuming maintenance of order, customer and delivery data to a minimum. PAM also transmits feedback to the ERP system, for instance on actual quantities loaded.
Often the loading process begins at the weighing station. Here, too, PAM perceptibly improves the workflow. The software transmits all the necessary information from the recorded customer order directly to the weighing system. The results of the first and second weighing are sent directly back to PAM.
PAM provides a comprehensive connection to your tank depot – so that when drawing up the order you can already take all relevant parameters such as filling status, tank release status, and the temperature for density calculations into account.
Where your transporter and product master data are concerned, PAM adapts flexibly to your requirements: you can either use PAM’s sophisticated software for master data administration, or you can simply connect your already-existing databases to PAM.