Global Release: SEAL Design – Server Tools & Resources Library

[StefanLundin]

We’re proud to announce the release of the Server Tools & Resources library, a new SEAL Design offering that marks a major step forward in supporting SEAL Design Library globally.

Why this matters:
Historically, SEAL Design libraries have been tailored for specific national markets—primarily within the Nordics—where dedicated application libraries have been developed to meet local needs. For countries without such tailored solutions, SEAL Design has offered limited direct value.

This release changes that. The Server Tools & Resources library is the first SEAL Design library built for the global market, designed to deliver practical value to engineers and commissioning teams in any country, regardless of local application library maturity.

While this library is relatively small in scope today, its significance lies in its reach. It represents a strategic shift: SEAL Design is now beginning to support a broader international community, including regions that have not yet developed their own national libraries. This is the first step toward making SEAL Design more inclusive and globally relevant.

First Feature: IO Point Test Page

The first tool in the library is a HTML-based IO Point test page designed for commissioning workflows. It uses the EBO Client API to automatically scan and list IO Points on a live EBO Server.

• Checkboxes for testing
• Add notes directly in the interface
• Review what has been tested
• Export the results as a clean PDF report

Note: This component is intended for use in Webstation. Currently, PCT does not support Client API-featured objects, so testing must be done on a live server.

Looking Ahead:
This is just the beginning. The Server Tools & Resources library will continue to grow, with more tools and resources planned for future releases. Additionally, more SEAL Design libraries are being considered for global release—bringing value to countries and teams that have not yet had access to tailored application libraries.