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GTP Schäfer ToolBox

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The GTP Schäfer Toolbox is an information network system that provides and exchanges information between us and our customers. It can be accessed via smartphone, tablet, or PC. Our online portal allows customers to access the data they need. This includes drawings, simulation data and other data relating to our products as well as documentation on samples and changes to our products.

The development of our online system, which was presented to the public at the GIFA 2015, formed the basis for fully digitalizing our processes. The GTP Toolbox connects our customers to our processes, and integrates our customers fully in our thoughts and actions. The aim is to create transparency and avoid information asymmetries. The Toolbox is an agile, flexible software application, which has been created to suit the wide-ranging needs of our customers.

Product data

The geometric information on all the products we have made for our customers – including both off-the-shelf and custom-made products – can be accessed via a user-friendly interface. In addition to classic 3-D data in .stp, .stl and .igs files, you can also download or import simulation data (e.g., .mgo files for MAGMA). Also available are important documents such as safety information, certificates, technical data, and information about how to use each riser.

 

Transparency during development

Projects are documented by our team and all the information is available to our customers. This includes documentation of tasks, development projects, samples, product changes, and tests. Our customers can check the current status and involve themselves actively in the success of their project.

 

Complaint management

MisErrors can occur during any process and defects can never be completely eradicated. The question is: How are complaints dealt with? We have developed a complaint management system that allows our customers to check the status of any complaint they may have made and review the documentation. That way we can look at the measures that have been decided, review their effectiveness, and optimize them where required.