How Do I View a Shared Biogas System?

How Do I View a Shared Biogas System?

Biogas systems shared with partner organizations are categorized into separate groups on the Smart Biogas platform. If your organization has been granted view-only access, follow these steps to view the shared systems:

  1. Log in to the Smart Biogas platform.
  2. On the Select Organization screen, choose the partner organisation.
  3. You will be redirected to a section where you can access all shared Biogas Systems and their associated information.

This feature allows for seamless collaboration while ensuring data security and controlled access.

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