Six ways in, depending on what you came for.
Whether you are working out if this fits, planning what adopting one application involves, reading about a specific application, or looking something up; each of those is a different page.
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- Application guides
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- Application tours
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- Resource destinations
Pick the sentence that sounds like you.
Each of these pages does one job properly rather than four jobs partially.
- 01“I am working out whether this fits us”Getting startedHow an organisation begins: which record to start from, what a first application actually changes, and the questions worth answering before anyone is asked to choose.Start here
- 02“I need to know what adopting one involves”ImplementationHow bringing an application into use is structured: the decisions that have to be made, what gets configured, and what the first live period is for.How it is structured
- 03“I want to see an application working”Application toursWhat a tour of a Zemerc application covers, and the two ways to see one running: the guides with the screens, or a session on your own records.See the applications
- 04“I want to read about a specific application”Application guidesOne gateway per application: what it governs, the governed flow it runs on, and the application’s own screens.Open the guides
- 05“I have a question and want a straight answer”Frequently asked questionsAdoption, deployment, data, security, integrations and commercial engagement; including what has not been established and is therefore not claimed.Search the answers
- 06“I need to look something up”Portfolio referenceEvery application A to Z, with its acronym expanded, the area it belongs to and the stage it serves. Built for looking up, not for browsing.Open the index
Application tours, one for every application.
Short walkthroughs of what each application actually does, with the written guide beside each one. Every tour carries its own page, whether it has been recorded yet or not.
- Coming soonPDMSApplication overviewProject Delivery Management System application overview.Portfolio governance, project workspaces and stage gates are driven by the governed registers beneath them.Open
- Coming soonAIRMSWorkflowBarrier assurance, from performance standard to restoration.A barrier is assured through completed and verified activities, not by policy statements alone.Open
- Coming soonHAMSReportingPeriod close: validated, allocated and reconciled.Every reported quantity remains traceable to the reading and governed calculation that produced it.Open
The complete set.
Every resource destination, including the ones that answer a question rather than teach something.
- Application guidesTechnical overview for each application
- Application toursRecorded walkthroughs showing the applications in use
- Portfolio reference (A to Z)Every application with its acronym, operating area and stage
- ImplementationHow applications are configured, migrated, deployed and brought into operational use
- FAQDirect answers about applications, services, data and commercial arrangements
- SupportSelf-service guidance and direct routes to Zemerc support
- Solutions by operating areaEnter by the part of the operation you are responsible for
- Request a demonstrationA working session against your own records
- Getting startedHow to select a first application and what adoption involves
- News & updatesZemerc writing, and a briefing on the wider industrial sector
- Webinars & eventsDemonstrations, technical webinars and engineering briefings
- Case studiesTechnical and operational evidence from engagements
- Help centreWhere to go for help, grouped by where you are
Bring one of your own records and test the application against it.
A working session using one of your own registers, projects or assets provides a faster and more reliable assessment than evaluating product claims in isolation.
- One register, project, asset or vessel; whichever is causing the most trouble
- The application that governs that record, running against your structures
- What it derives, what it declines to compute, and why
Six questions to settle before the session.
Answering these questions in advance keeps the working session focused on your records, controls and requirements.
Do we have to buy the whole portfolio?
No. Each application is independently operable and commercially standalone. One team can adopt one application and nothing else ever has to follow.
Which application should we start with?
The one that governs the record causing the most trouble now. The operating-area pages and the problem index on the application directory both lead there.
Can these sit alongside the systems we already have?
Yes. Each application owns one class of record and does not require the others, so the areas already served by an existing system can stay as they are.
What happens to the records we already keep?
They are the starting point. Each application is configured around the registers, stages and approval rules the team already maintains rather than replacing that structure with a generic one.
Is there anything the software will not tell us?
Yes, deliberately. Where no approved method exists for a figure, the application says so and reports the components instead of producing a number nobody can defend.
How do we see it properly?
A working session with your own register, project or asset on screen. That is the only demonstration that settles anything.
Review how the applications are engineered.
Evaluating industrial software requires confidence in the engineering discipline, governance and record model behind it. These resources explain that foundation.
See the applications working with your own records.
A working session built around one of your own registers, projects or assets, showing the application in the context of your actual record structure.