User and Technical Documentation

This would become known as “keywords”. End users could search by task, products, materials, rankings or models. With the introduction of AI (artificial intelligence) the software could organize and prioritize each search result.

What would previously take hours of searching by hand is now available at a click of a button. In addition to organizing how the end user could search the database, the developer could control what each user was allowed to view, especially when dealing with sensitive material. The manufacturer could restrict access of material to unauthorized users.

This proved beneficial in protecting sensitive material, but also assisted the end users by narrowing their search result to items that only pertained to their task. Maintenance crews only saw information relevant to maintaining. Operation crews only saw information relevant to operating, and so on.

Amarel’s proprietary Digital Supporting Documents achieve this goal with the following solutions:

• The technical documentation can be divided into specific tasks and fields, so the end user only sees the material needed to fulfill their specific objective.
• Smart search engine features enable the end user to find the required information in a fast and efficient manner.
• Multimedia capabilities, including highlighted images, videos, GIFs and flow charts allow information to be simplified and easily absorbed.
• Live updating and editing (HTML5) make sure all end users are using the latest version the technical documentation.