
Creating efficiencies
Data collection as it happens
A major limitation of grain export service sectors and also in house data collection is the delay in processing data from field activities into office systems.

Creating efficiencies
A major limitation of grain export service sectors and also in house data collection is the delay in processing data from field activities into office systems.

Providing Access
Both field and office access are able to contribute to the data to enhance the capture and correlation of information.

Reporting
All users are able to view the data collected, create spreadsheet type reports as required and print electronic documents.

FumConX® provides field delivery of fumigation data to the client site via the Web Portal dashboard. The client site can request a fumigation providing details to the fumigator on the treatment, upload supporting documentation, add storages or container numbers, monitor progress of the fumigation and many other functions.
The fumigator only needs a mobile connected device to input all data. Treatment reporting, progress tracking, status notifications and clearance certificates on completion emailed direct to client are only some of the features of FumConX.
New features are now being tested for grain producer use with the FAaMS® device connected directly to FumConX. This allows for automated recording of treatment data without any user input. The platform sets a new standard in verification whilst also providing efficacy in the treatment process.

The first generation FAaMS device using ECO2FUME® is being commercial field tested to assess changes made from the prototype. The 1st Gen device has IoT capabilities and connects to the FumConX® Software to provide real time reporting and final data documentation. FumConX customisations for grain producers use are also being assessed for access and functionality. Live charts and push notifications are features that keep the user in touch with every silo's status and condition. The device also transmits any warnings or alarms that may occur so risks can be assessed prior to entering into hazardous areas.