Zemerc applications, in action.
Short tours recorded inside the applications themselves; the record each application owns, the rules it enforces, and what it will not compute for you.
- 30
- Tours
- 27
- Applications
- 8
- Operating areas
- 8
- Kinds of tour
Featured tours
All 30 tours- PDMSApplication overviewComing soonView the tour: Project Delivery Management System application overview.PDMS: Project Delivery Management System
Project Delivery Management System application overview.
Portfolio governance, project workspaces and stage gates are driven by the governed registers beneath them.
ProjectsView the tour - AIRMS: Asset Integrity & Reliability Management System
Barrier assurance, from performance standard to restoration.
A barrier is assured through completed and verified activities, not by policy statements alone.
AssetsView the tour - HAMS: Hydrocarbon Accounting Management System
Period close: validated, allocated and reconciled.
Every reported quantity remains traceable to the reading and governed calculation that produced it.
ProductionView the tour
30 tours across 27 applications.
Filter by application, operating area or the kind of tour you want. Each tour has its own page with what it will cover and the written guide behind it.
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- PDMSApplication overviewComing soonView the tour: Project Delivery Management System application overview.PDMS: Project Delivery Management System
Project Delivery Management System application overview.
Portfolio governance, project workspaces and stage gates are driven by the governed registers beneath them.
ProjectsView the tour - AIRMS: Asset Integrity & Reliability Management System
Barrier assurance, from performance standard to restoration.
A barrier is assured through completed and verified activities, not by policy statements alone.
AssetsView the tour - HAMS: Hydrocarbon Accounting Management System
Period close: validated, allocated and reconciled.
Every reported quantity remains traceable to the reading and governed calculation that produced it.
ProductionView the tour - RMS: Risk Management System
Risk Management System: application overview
One enterprise register, from workshop to control effectiveness.
Safety & riskView the tour - RMSFeature walkthroughComing soonView the tour: Bow-ties: threats, controls and the consequences they sit betweenRMS: Risk Management System
Bow-ties: threats, controls and the consequences they sit between
Building a bow-tie that the register can still be read from years later.
Safety & riskView the tour - EAMS: Enterprise Asset Management System
Preventive maintenance, driven by meter readings
Completing a work order and closing it are two different things.
AssetsView the tour - CCMSApplication overviewComing soonView the tour: The completion chain, from inspection record to handover certificate.CCMS: Completion, Commissioning & Handover Management System
The completion chain, from inspection record to handover certificate.
Gate release depends on completed deliverables and required evidence, not on a percentage alone.
CompletionsView the tour - PMS: Procurement Management System
Sealed tendering from requisition to award.
Submissions remain unreadable until the authorised opening action occurs.
Supply chainView the tour - QMS: Quality Management System
Non-conformance to corrective action.
Disposition is made by an authorised technical role and closure requires effectiveness review where applicable.
CompletionsView the tour - HSE: Health, Safety & Environment Management System
Reporting an incident from the field.
The record receives a permanent identifier and follows the governed HSE workflow from initial report through assessment and action.
Safety & riskView the tour - HSE: Health, Safety & Environment Management System
Safety figures with a recorded basis.
Recordable and lost-time rates are calculated from recorded hours and are not estimated where the required basis is absent.
Safety & riskView the tour - ESG: Environmental, Social & Governance Management System
Disclosure derived from the operating record.
Sustainability reporting and operational reporting draw from the same governed source where the underlying record is shared.
GovernanceView the tour - OMSData managementComing soonView the tour: Obsolescence: status as a conclusion drawn from verified evidenceOMS: Obsolescence Management System
Obsolescence: status as a conclusion drawn from verified evidence
Unknown is a real answer, and never the same as active.
AssetsView the tour - FAMS: Flow Assurance Management System
The production network as one structural model
From business unit down to the individual well, in one hierarchy.
ProductionView the tour - IMS: Integrated Management System
Building a management system that can be operated.
Understand the organisation, establish the system and operate it as a governed working structure rather than a static document.
GovernanceView the tour - PSM: Process Safety Management System
The index this application does not produce.
Where no certified engineering method exists, the dashboard reports the limitation rather than manufacturing a number.
Safety & riskView the tour - CVMS: Contractor / Vendor Management System
Supplier compliance derived from the evidence held.
Expired evidence, missing evidence and overdue renewals are calculated positions, not manually selected status labels.
Supply chainView the tour - CCMS: Completion, Commissioning & Handover Management System
Configuring a completions project.
The certificate sequence is established for the project and then controlled against the approved configuration.
CompletionsView the tour - BCMS: Budget & Cost Management System
The cost chain: estimate through closeout
Every figure arriving from the step before it, carrying who approved it.
ProjectsView the tour - EDMS: Enterprise Document Management System
Superseded, never overwritten
A transmittal issued previously remains linked to the exact revision it carried.
GovernanceView the tour - VMT: Vessel Management Tracker
One vessel day, from deck activity to the commercial record.
The daily operational record captures the evidence used to derive downtime and the resulting commercial position.
OffshoreView the tour - OPEPApplication overviewComing soonView the tour: Offshore execution from fabrication through commissioning.OPEP: Offshore Projects Execution Platform
Offshore execution from fabrication through commissioning.
The project lifecycle remains governed as one connected record from yard activity to final handover.
OffshoreView the tour - OPMS: Offshore Projects Management System
Daily field input to portfolio consolidation.
Management reporting is derived from the operational records captured by the field team.
OffshoreView the tour - IFMS: Interface Management System
An interface, from raised to closed
Two parties, one agreement, and a date somebody is accountable for.
ProjectsView the tour - CMS: Contracts Management System
From obligation to payment certificate.
The contract lifecycle remains traceable from each claim back to the clause and evidence that support it.
Supply chainView the tour - LGMS: Logistics Management System
Planning a movement and comparing options.
Scenarios are evaluated side by side, including the applicable marine and berth checks.
Supply chainView the tour - SPIR: Spare Parts Interchangeability Record Management System
Spares, transmittals and the digital handover record.
The receiving organisation can see what was transferred and the evidence that confirms receipt.
CompletionsView the tour - RAMS: Reliability, Availability & Maintainability Management System
Quantitative reliability, and what it will not assert
Analysis run on recorded history, with the limits stated on the result.
AssetsView the tour - TSM: Technical Safety Management System
The safety case and its safety-critical elements.
Hazards, barriers, performance standards and supporting evidence are governed as one connected assurance structure.
Safety & riskView the tour - LLMS: Lessons Learned Management System
A lesson from capture to reuse.
The review, approval, publication and periodic-review stages remain visible throughout the knowledge lifecycle.
GovernanceView the tour
Four things, every time.
The same standard the written guides answer, so whichever you open you are told the same four things about an application.
- 01
The record it owns
Which class of industrial record the application is the system of record for, and what the team keeping it does every day.
- 02
The rules it enforces
Where approval is segregated, where a value becomes immutable, and where the application refuses an action rather than warning about it.
- 03
What it derives, and from what
Every figure on screen traced back to the entries beneath it, including the ones the application declines to produce.
- 04
Where it stops
What the application deliberately does not do, and which other application picks the work up when the record crosses a boundary.
8 kinds, chosen per application.
Not every application needs every kind. The record it governs decides which are worth your time.
- Application overview
- The whole application in one pass: the record it owns, the flow it enforces, and where it stops.
- Workflow
- One governed sequence from initiation to closure, with the application enforcing the required controls at each stage.
- Reporting
- How a figure is produced, what it counts, what it excludes, and what the application declines to compute.
- Feature walkthrough
- A single capability in depth, for a team that already knows the application.
- Getting started
- What setting the application up around your own records actually involves.
- Dashboard
- The view a lead opens first, and what every figure on it is derived from.
- Data management
- How records are created, corrected, superseded and retained, and what survives when a value changes.
- Administration
- Roles, approval routes, templates and the configuration that turns a policy into a control the system enforces.
Beyond the tours.
All 27 applications across 8 operating areas. Every one has a written guide with its own screens, and any of them can be shown against your records.
See it running on your own records.
A tour shows how the application works. A working session tests it against your own register, project or asset.