Due dates that come to you
The calendar warns the owner weeks ahead. Overdue is loud, on purpose.
Every gauge with its calibration status, due date and history. An overdue gauge is flagged, even when it sits in a drawer.
For every gauge you see when it is due, whether it can be trusted and where it is. If it fails calibration, you also see what was measured with it.
The calendar warns the owner weeks ahead. Overdue is loud, on purpose.
Status, location, owner, history, certificate. The audit question is answered before it’s asked.
The overview the auditor asks for is one filter away.
Concept view. Real screens at the demo.
Records are made as the work happens, so there is nothing to tidy up before an audit.
Gauges have locations and owners. A gauge that isn’t where it should be shows up as missing.
An overdue gauge is flagged as blocked before anyone measures with it.
At the failed calibration. The spreadsheet says “failed”; this system also answers what was measured with that gauge in the meantime, which is the question that costs money.
Yes, external calibrations are records like any other, with the lab certificate attached and the next due date set from it.
Yes, you can run it on its own. When you add more of our solutions, they share data, so nothing is entered twice.
In the cloud, in a certified data centre in Germany, in line with GDPR. You can export your data at any time.
Gauge management
You are here.
Traceability
Every batch has its history
8D Report
Complaints by the 8D method
In the demo we show how gauges, calibrations and certificates sit in one place.