01Sequential mapping
Move quickly across a drawing without sacrificing consistency. Set the annotation style and starting weld number, then let WeldTrace continue the sequence while retaining joint type, category, size and other attributes that help turn each mark into useful production information.
Read more ↗02Automatic weld creation
Turn visual planning into structured project data in the same workflow. WeldTrace presents the mapped welds for review and creates the corresponding records, removing duplicate entry and keeping the drawing location connected from the moment the weld enters the system.
Read more ↗03Revision continuity
Respond to drawing change without losing the fabrication history already created. Transfer relevant annotations and weld relationships to the new revision while preserving the earlier controlled context, giving the team a clearer path from design change to current execution information.
Read more ↗04Live navigation
Use the weld map as more than a printable picture. Select an annotation to move into the live weld record and review the procedure, personnel, materials, inspection and testing that explain the status behind that location.
Read more ↗05Dimensions and as-builts
Capture field dimensions and marked-up information alongside the controlled drawing instead of maintaining a separate markup trail. The resulting record helps teams communicate the as-built position and retain that evidence with the wider project history.
Read more ↗06Controlled outputs
Produce a clear, high-quality weld-map output that reflects the current project record. The visual location and its supporting data can then travel into review, work coordination and final handover without recreating the drawing markup for each audience.
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