Web Portal for Monitoring and Controlling Pot Operations
Tech Stack
- jQuery
- MySQL
- PHP
- Symfony
About Client
The client uses DCCU technology, which is a web-based interface to monitor the pot operations. The old data recordings and operational reports are stored in an Oracle developed system called iRPMS. Pot trace and data entry graphs depict the present pot condition and help in future planning for the supervisors. DUBAL requires improvement in the graphical representation of the data so that it can be more effective and user-friendly.
About Product
Brainvire’s skilled professionals created and designed a system with distinct features according to client demands and better interface so that users can obtain all the required data for the pots.
Creating a user-friendly website:
The website required a user-friendly interface so that users can easily obtain information regarding data.
Brainvire has developed a system that is a web and GUI-based program with point and click interface for easy usage. It provides a bird’s eye view of the potline.
Solution
The Challenges
Result
- Gathering InformationThe system provides the user with all the necessary information for a pot or a group of pots.
- Provides better displayThe system gives a view of the pots in a graphical display along with the status and statistics of the potline.
- Taking care of emergency situationsThe system allows changes of parameters of various kinds of pots to guard against emergency situations like power outages.
- Viewing reports and trends:Users can view trends and reports and even print reports if they wish to.
Client Testimonials
They worked over holidays and weekends in order to release what we needed on time. While several challenges arose during the engagement, Brainvire delivered a user-friendly and well-designed solution.
Mohd. Ashfaq
Manager - DubalPowered by Clutch
202 Reviews
“They handle all their work with a personal touch, which encourages a continued long-term partnership. Their deliverable are reliable thanks to vigorous QA testing. I would recommend Brainvire to anyone.”
