ReportLoq products
– Environmental reporting whenever you want, where you want
Olicem’s reporting solution for airborne emissions is available in four product types. Regardless of which ReportLoq product you choose, you get environmental reporting that complies with current legislation. This applies to e.g. EN 14181, EN 17225-1, EN 17255-2 and the executive orders for waste and large lighthouses.
Real-time monitoring of emissions
Prevent environmental exceedances via ReportLoq’s smart visualizations
Certified reporting to the authorizing authority
Standardized reports provide efficient reporting to the environmental authorizing authority
Which product?
*Free telephone support regarding. use of the product only applies to installations with a maintained license
Feature overview
* ReportLoq + Pure Cloud is limited to two months of raw data
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Try ReportLoq Soft
60-day trial period
Server requirements
We recommend running ReportLoq Soft on a dedicated server
Detailed information
ReportLoq Soft stores its data in a MongoDB database and is browser-based. This means that the server installed on may not already have a MongoDB database installed.
The server on which you install ReportLoq must be connected to the Internet so that ReportLoq can download and activate the trial license.
After installation, you can test ReportLoq for 60 days, where you can collect data from your own OPC-UA server.
Note: The trial period is free of charge if you can use one of the included examples of environmental requirements for DAHS systems. Contact us if you are interested in getting a quote on a configuration that exactly fits your system.
Contact us on info@www.olicem.com for more information
Are you looking for more information?
“There are many considerations to take into account when buying environmental reporting. At the bottom of the article I wrote on LinkedIn in 2017, there is a PDF on the subject. It can be freely downloaded as inspiration if you are looking for a little more information before you choose.”