01Procedure control
Create code-aware WPS and PQR records or bring approved procedures that already serve the business into the same repository. Controlled revisions, review status and supporting evidence give production and quality teams a dependable basis for the work without relying on shared folders and document-name conventions.
02Qualified people
Know which welders are qualified, current and ready before allocating the job. WeldTrace keeps certificates, ranges, continuity and project history together, helping supervisors protect production plans from expired records while giving quality teams evidence they can retrieve quickly.
03Flexible project scale
Use the same connected discipline for a small workshop job or a multi-location fabrication programme. Optional project components let teams configure the workflow around the complexity of the work rather than carrying heavyweight controls into every job.
04Shop-floor traceability
Connect the drawing, WPS, welder, materials, consumables, inspection and testing to the individual weld as fabrication progresses. The result is a live production record that supports supervisors today and explains the completed work to customers later.
05Quality evidence
Capture inspection, NDE, defects, repairs and authorised changes where they belong—in the history of the weld. Audits become less disruptive because the evidence behind acceptance can be reviewed in context instead of assembled from several registers.
06Faster handover
Build customer documentation from the records already controlling production. Because data-book readiness develops with the project, missing evidence becomes visible earlier and the final handover is a governed output rather than a last-minute search through files.