By logical do you mean in software and communicated over a DDC communication link? e.g. Lon, BACNet, N2, etc...
I can only speak for US regulations, and then your local jurisdiction may have some specifics that need to be considered.
If you do mean over a communications link the controllers should be listed to the UL smoke control code (UL 864 I think. Possibly NFPA 92A).
I would typically avoid adjustable/configurable software for any life safety application. But I have seen it used at times.
Personally, I would hard wire each of the local machines to meet the minimum requirements, and then use the com-link to "enhance" the purge/pressurize system.