Engineering Records Classification and Deduplication demo
File shares sorted into a family per drawing for document control, the signed copy crowned, and a look-alike with a changed value sent to an engineer. 1:21
What the demo shows
Classifies huge file shares by type, tag and revision and flags duplicates for reviewers.
Agents scan every share read-only, read each file for type, tag and revision, build one family per document, lay copies over the signed issue and separate a stamp from a real change. A records analyst proposes a ruling for the family, an engineer settles engineering differences, and document control signs. Bulk retirement runs in sampled lots with an owner and a second signature, and a named person carries out each move. Agents never delete.
Transcript
- Engineering Records Classification and Deduplication sorts 12.4 million files for engineering teams, 99 person-years by hand.
- One drawing, 23 files say REVF.
- A file hash sees 22 different files.
- The agents find 19 match and 3 carry hand notes.
- One, labeled REV-F, shows a relief valve at 150 SIG, not 125.
- Zainab overlays the two.
- One tag bubble changed.
- So it goes to an engineer, not the bin.
- Luca checks the bench test and rules the signed REV-F stance.
- Zainab opens his evidence and signs a second person.
- Fourteen plain copies are retired.
- Stamped and marked copies stay.
- The 150 SIG file leaves the share, a stub stays, and everyone who opened it is told.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.