Welcome to the SEAL Community

[Benji]

SEAL is a toolbox with a number of powerful utilities to help automate and ease tasks that are usually cumbersome and time consuming. It comes with an easy to use DWG to TGML converter, and a versatile Script utility, which gives the user full access to automate EBO engineering, after deploying custom or standard applications of your choice. For some countries it is also used to create applications for EBO, but while the Design part is only applicable for those countries, the rest of the SEAL application provides value and efficiency to the engineering process regardless of the standards and process being used.

It comes with scripts for EBO to BACnet object conversion, generating trend logs based on naming patterns, advanced bindings (many to many) or search and replace functionality, fully automated duplication of devices or folders to specified paths and a few other cases. In addition to that, expert users can obtain the possibility to create own custom scripts, which they can share with the Community.

Access to SEAL is automatic and based on partner status. All EcoXperts set up as Registered, Certified or Master will automatically be provided access when trying to log in. If you don't get access, please reach out to your Schneider Electric account manager to ensure your account is set up correctly.

For general SEAL training, visit MyLearning Link.

For an introduction to Script, view this post.

You can access SEAL here.

[Benji]

Please reach out to the team using the form you get when you try to download. It seems like a general platform issue, not related to our deliverable.

[Vibarthe]

Hi Benji, could you please give me access. 

[Benji]

Hi @Vibarthe - access to SEAL is now fully automated, meaning that you're granted access automatically, provided that you're setup up correctly in mySchneider and registered to the right account. When I look at your contact in the backend, it seems that you're registered in a company, only having you as contact. That's obviously not the actual case, but that's how it's looking. Please get with your Schneider Electric representative, and have them clear up the structure.

As long as the company is registered as a EcoXpert Building Automation partner, everything is automatic.