EDMS Migration demo
Decades of engineering records moved in rehearsed waves, stale links answered before cutover, and a custody ledger the migration lead must close. 1:23
What the demo shows
Moves legacy engineering records to the new EDMS with checks, proof and sign-off.
Agents plan waves, count and fingerprint records, rehearse the move on copies before the freeze, walk every link and keep the ledger. People approve the links, check the ledger, open a sample, and check the live load. Agents never delete.
Transcript
- EDMS Migration moves engineering records to a new system for document control.
- Walking one-wave's links by hand takes 612 hours, so agents rehearse first.
- 18,362 maintenance links would go stale, and 35 files were skipped.
- A forwarding table gives every old number an answer.
- Vikram, the maintenance liaison, settles three groups with two answers and approves.
- The rerun closes the ledger.
- 214,906 left, none missing.
- Document control opens held and retired records, then countersigns.
- Kiara opens records one by one and finds a plant copy loaded for vendor Rev 5.
- She fails it, the ledger reopens, and the audit trail records it.
- Eight closed waves. 1.49 million records, none missing.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.