System list
The chapters and systems of the country’s classification, numbered the way its industry numbers them.
SystemTracker runs on Norway’s standards today. The same structure loads any country’s standards as a package, so the rest of the Nordics are next, and every other European country can be set up on request.
The references a country’s package loads. Every package is checked with you before a project uses it.
Four parts, filled from the country’s own standards. Where a country has no national system list, the chapters come from the work packages, using the EU’s CPV works codes that every public tender already carries.
The chapters and systems of the country’s classification, numbered the way its industry numbers them.
The codes for every component type, so tags on site, in the model and in the documents agree.
What has to be handed over for the building, sorted the way the country files it.
Progress steps, checklists and punch, set to the country’s commissioning and handover rules.
The infrastructure already supports it. A new country is set up, not built.
The structure underneath stays the same. A country’s standards are a package on top of it, not a new product.
Each workspace works to its country’s package, and a project can use another one when it is built elsewhere.
We load a package with your team, check it against your own templates, and keep it up to date as the standards change.
Tell us where, and we will set up your country’s standards with you.