As a company specialized in major projects in the field of plant engineering, transmittals are an important method of communication and documentation for us.
Wolfgang Fuhr, Head of IT and Organization, Gebr. Pfeiffer SE
Solution: Transmittal management with enaio®
The success of major projects is heavily dependent on the seamless flow of information between all parties involved in the project. Transmittals are the de facto standard in this context; they are practiced globally in major building projects, in the field of mechanical engineering, and in other industrial sectors. The aim here is to conveniently transfer vital business documents such as blueprints, data sheets, and logs to business partners and obtain documented proof that the recipient indeed received the files. enaio® transmittal management was developed for exactly this purpose.
Process automation made possible thanks to systematic transmittal management.
Permanently reduce the risk of liability thanks to transparency and a monitoring function.
Exchange information anywhere and anytime with ease.
Targeted control over transfer and release processes is possible in enaio®. In addition, these processes can be adapted to meet your individual requirements.
Tasks and permissions are assigned to roles. This makes it easier, for example, to arrange stand-ins for employees on vacation and changes in personnel.
Based on the enaio® Enterprise Content Management solution and the transmittal process proven in industrial practice, enaio® transmittal management allows you to automatically exchange documents with full transparency and traceability at all times. This is all possible without any restrictions on communications due to e-mail limits and non-secure attachments. Using enaio® transmittal management, you can create, send, manage, and archive transmittals in an audit-proof manner.
Faster workflows thanks to process automation
Reduced risk of liability thanks to increased transparency and improved monitoring
Compliant exchange of information/data
Permanent traceability of transmittal actions
Transparent documentation regarding project milestones, revisions, and conflicts
Improved collaboration