NEXUS IC Overview
NEXUS Integrity Centre (NEXUS IC) is the core desktop platform of NEXUS. It is a software that you can install on-premise to get access to all the main asset integrity management features that NEXUS offers.
Prerequisites
Before using NEXUS IC, ensure that you have set up the software as described in the Deployment.
NEXUS IC Functions
In NEXUS IC, you can use various features and functions. Hover over or click the tiles below for more information.
NEXUS IC Screen Overview
NEXUS IC Screens
On the main screen of NEXUS IC, you can access different screens from the sidebar, which allow you to perform asset integration management tasks for specific areas.
The following main screens are available:
Screen |
Description |
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DASHBOARDS |
Displays the output from any report template that you have configured in the report template library and marked as a Dashboard. For more information, see Dashboards. |
ASSETS |
Allows you to access the asset tree where you can view and manage all the asset information stored in the NEXUS IC database. For more information, see Asset Data Management. |
LIBRARY |
Allows you to manage library items. Library items are electronic documents that can be linked to data and data types in NEXUS IC. For more information, see Library. |
PLANNING |
Shows tasks against their asset, in calendar form. You can maintain tasks, planning templates, risks or shutdowns from this screen. For more information, see Planning and Workpacks. |
WORKPACKS |
Allows you to maintain workpacks, which are collections of tasks or events. For more information, see Workpacks. |
INSPECTION |
You can upload, analyse, chart and review inspection event data from this screen. For more information, see Inspection. |
ANOMALIES |
You can maintain anomalies from this screen. Anomalies are records that identify discrete items or areas of concern. For more information, see Anomaly Management. |
Note
Certain screens and tabs on the NEXUS IC interface may be hidden if the user lacks the necessary permissions for the underlying tables. For more information, see Permission Requirements for User Interface Elements.