News

ASTM D2962 was re-approved in January 2019 under the designation ASTM D2962-10(2019). Thus, existing implementations based on ASTM D2962-10 are in compliance with this re-approved version. This will be reflected in the PMC online measurement standards documentation, which will be delivered together with the advanced development of ASTM D1550-2018 conversions as a notes transport.

ASTM D1550 has been revised and issued as ASTM D1550-2018 in December 2018. QuantityWare has carefully analyzed this new edition. A major change in this edition is the revision of the weight calculation method, which is now synchronized with the latest API MPMS standards. Thus, QuantityWare will provide a new MQCI implementation of ASTM D1550-2018, which will include this change. This implementation and template extension will be delivered with BCS 3.0 CSP02 (planned delivery Q4 2019). An advanced development will be made available in April 2019 via a notes transport to enable certified consultants to perform implementations of ASTM D1550-2018 conversions in customer projects from that point in time.

As communicated in our news item from November 2017, ISO 6578 has been published as a second edition in October 2017. Today QuantityWare released note 000076, which delivers guidance for certified consultants requiring earlier configuration support for their customers. The note also delivers documentation adjustments and new Gas Measurement Cockpit (GMC) print options for LNG ISO 6578 density calculations.

Our licensing questionnaire has been extended to allow calculation of the condensate option as described in our News Item from 5th February 2018.

Our updated licensing questionnaire can be found here.

ISO/TR 19441:2018 – Petroleum products – Density versus temperature relationships of current fuels, biofuels and biofuel components, published February 2018. It provides fundamental and detailed background information to consultants implementing QuantityWare BCP for such products. It also references the QuantityWare working paper “Temperature corrections for biofuel – mineral fuel/heating oil mixtures”, which provides guidance on the choice of relevant quantity conversion standards.

With the release of our latest service portal version, we have enhanced our previous portal “Help” (a pdf) and made all information available in a “Wiki” format- the “QWiki”.
Available via the portals “Help” menu or directly under https://www.quantityware.com the QWiki contains not only our service portal documentation, but will be extended with information, hints and tips regarding all aspects of our Bulk Calculations Solution over the coming months.

Our customer service portal upgrade (https://service.quantityware.com) was successfully completed within the allotted time on Monday October 1st. We ask our customers to access the portal with its revised GUI and extended functionality (more details) and ensure that their customer data is current. We welcome any comments or suggestions that our customers may have – please submit these per “General” ticket in the portal.

On Monday October 1st 2018, our Service Portal (https://service.quantityware.com) shall be unavailable between the hours of 14:00 and 18:00 Central European Time. During this time, an upgraded version of the portal will be sent live with a revised GUI and extended functionality (more details).
Please see the portal for further information and details as to how to contact support in case of urgent requests during this time.
In addition, on Saturday September 22nd 2018, the portal will be unavailable for around 30 minutes between 14:00 and 14:30 Central European Time owing to pre-go-live activities.

The Certification Training Schedule for our BCP and BCG training courses is now available for 2019.
For both training courses, online quotation and registration is possible.
For more information see here.

QuantityWare is proud to support the latest SAP innovation for implementation acceleration for SAP Oil & Gas®. For the SAP Model Company® release based on SAP S/4 HANA® 1709, QuantityWare BCS is shipped with SAP’s delivery.

Customers wanting to take advantage of QuantityWare’s BCS pre-configuration benefits can request test usage keys via our Test Usage Key Request Form.

For details see our Test Usage Key Grant Definition document.