Open Masterdata stands for the on-demand data supply of the trade with product master data. This replaces outdated master data processes based on DATANORM. Every craftsman can now obtain exactly those items from hundreds of thousands or even millions that he really needs at that moment (on demand). The same applies to the data content. For example, if you don't need logistical data, you don't have to store it on your computer. The processes run in the background via WebServices, which means that every craftsman is perfectly provided for in every process step of his business, but does not accumulate any data waste.
On demand data supply of the trade for product master data
Ability to transfer the full data depth of the industry's data quality policy
Modern, WebService-based communication technology
The standard was developed by the German Federal Association of Building Software (BVBS), the DG-Haustechnik and the Central Association for Sanitation, Heating and Air Conditioning (ZVSHK) and is currently in the pilot phase. After completion of this phase, the standard will be available to the public.
Target group specific data supply
Craftsman-specific distribution of data instead of Datanorm
Demand-oriented optimization of data flows
Continuous on demand data supply instead of annual overall data distribution
Efficient communication processes
Fully automated background updating of customer data instead of unreliable downloads
Better control of data updates
Current prices in the market and controlled update processes
High data quality
Benefit from perfect product information, for example in the area of quotations
Avoidance of redundant data storage
Manage each required master data record only once
Process-compatible data scope
All detailed information about the products you sell and install
You can request access to the standard documentation of Open Masterdata directly here.
Open Masterdata stands for the on-demand data supply of the trade with product master data. This replaces outdated master data processes based on Datanorm. Every craftsman gets exactly those items out of hundreds of thousands or even millions that he really needs at that moment (on demand). The same applies to the data content. For example, if you don't need logistical data, you don't have to store it on your computer. The processes run in the background via WebServices, which means that every craftsman is perfectly provided for in every process step of his business, but does not accumulate any data waste.
You can find further information here.
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