Accord is an object oriented, innovative modern platform for Process Automation.
It is code free and tag free and allows engineers to implement solutions very efficiently, providing large reductions in time for control development, visualisation development, documentation and commissioning.
Accord contains modules for Control, HMI, Reporting, Recipe Management and MES Functions and so can provide a comprehensive Scada solution for any process plant.
Quick Introduction Flow examples – please use the arrows ->
1 – Arrange Equipment in Model
Quickly configure Equipment Units and Devices
2 – Configure Program Items
Set up Program Items using common elements
3 – List Items in Steps and Steps in Program
Include Items in Steps and Steps in the Program
4 – Configure PLC Connection, Download to PLC and configure Server
Download the Model to PLC and configure Users, Historian and other settings for Scada management.
5 – Configure HMI Screens using Model objects
Drag Objects from Model onto HMI Screens for Tag free and code free functionality
6 – View HMI
Full feature HMI automatically linked to PLC Model objects.
7 – Add Recipes for Programs
Add Program variations for Setpoints, Selection Decisions and Times
8 – Add Plans for MES Functions
Plans allow Schedules of Programs, or other Plans to run in sequence
9 – Use Audits and Reporting for Traceability
All Items can be logged and available for Reports from Process and Security Audit Trails
Accord is deployed and used every day to provide safe control for many types of Process, including
| Chemical Blending Process | Pharmaceutical Gel and Lotion Manufacture |
| Pharmaceutical Purified Water | Pharmaceutical Media Preparation and Storage |
| Food and Beverage CIP | Food and Beverage Production |
| Chemical Bulk Storage Tanks | Utilities |
Many important plants chose Accord for its dependability. It is used as the production system in the largest bottled water plant, largest biogas plant, largest bulk chemical production plant, and largest metal smelter plant in Ireland and is in use in plants in Germany, China and Middle East.