Track the status of your equipment in real time while complying with the legal requirements of DGUV V3.
Map out your infrastructure and testing requirements in as much detail as is appropriate for your processes.
Minimize the effort required to maintain the devices with a streamlined object structure.
Extend and integrate testWare into your existing ERP system using the REST API.
Thanks to the generic architecture, you can map your business exactly as it is in testWare. Therefore, it doesn't matter whether it's a small business, a vocational rehabilitation program, or a government agency.
With testWare Explorer, you can create any type of building, room, or parking space—whether it's an office, a workshop, or a vehicle fleet.
Each infrastructure object represents a parking or storage space for equipment.
Conducting tests is one of the key features of testWare. The ability to customize tests reflects the flexibility offered by the location management system. This makes it possible to perform standardized tests, such as equipment testing in accordance with VDE-0701. In-house test methods can also be created.
The hierarchy of exams follows these levels:
Based on the example above, the standard would be VDE-0701 Part 1, the requirement would be testing in accordance with Protection Class 1, and the test procedure would be the measurement of the leakage current.
The test steps can check for 3 different states:
A simple check to determine whether the required condition is met or not.
Advanced query to determine whether the measured value reaches a setpoint or not. This can be a maximum or minimum value.
Advanced query to determine whether the measured value falls within a tolerance of a setpoint. The tolerance can be set as an absolute value or as a percentage.
Devices are defined through products. Devices inherit the properties and documents associated with the products. This approach simplifies device maintenance.
If, for example, a user manual is updated, the change only needs to be made in the product. All referenced devices will automatically adopt the new document.
testWare can also be accessed via a REST API. This is very convenient for automated tasks or integration with your existing ERP solution.
Communication takes place via defined endpoints and a corresponding HTTP header. For example, GET::testware.io/api/v3/locations retrieves a list of all locations. The API responds with a list in JSON format.
[{
"id": 1,
"name": "Werk Bruchsal",
"adresse": {
"strasse": "Christiane-Brandt-Platz",
"nr": "67",
"plz": "63550",
"ort": "Bruchsal"
}
}, {...}]You can find detailed documentation for the current version 1.7 at docs.testware.io. docs.testware.io.
