A revolutionary new online tool developed by Geutebruck promises to eliminate tedious paperwork and drastically reduce the time taken to produce tender documents for CCTV projects.  Their Interactive Specifier Library is now available free to planners, installers and architects at www.geutebrueck.com/isl/.

In the Interactive Specifier Library you select system components from an extensive list.  As you click, the ISL collates the appropriate tender texts to generate a full tender specification in standard form.  You can search an interface database to find the interfaces and texts you need.  You can include details of standards, a glossary of relevant terms and you can append product datasheets as PDF files.  A preview window lets you see the document you are generating, and when complete, the specification is zipped and downloaded to your PC as an editable file.  The whole process is so fast it takes only minutes to compile tender documents for a whole CCTV system. 

For obvious practical reasons all the products listed in the library are Geutebruck products, but you are free to replace these with equivalents once you have downloaded the data file.

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