01Drawing control
Give the project one trusted place for drawings, revisions and the fabrication records that depend on them. Teams can work from current information while retaining the earlier context needed to understand changes, transfer weld data and support an accurate as-built history.
Read more ↗02Pictorial weld mapping
Make the drawing an active part of production control. Annotate weld locations in sequence, create weld records directly from the map and let users navigate from a visual location to the procedure, people, materials and quality history behind that joint.
Read more ↗03Material and consumable traceability
Carry material traceability into the individual weld instead of leaving it in a separate certificate register. Heat numbers, MTCs, filler-metal batches and supporting certificates remain organised in project repositories and connected to the work where they were used.
Read more ↗04Weld tracking and weld log
Guide every weld through a visible lifecycle from planning and allocation to completion, inspection, testing and release. The weld log updates as status changes, while approved procedures, qualified people and traceable materials stay attached, giving every role the current context required for the next action.
Read more ↗05Visual inspection and NDE requests
Keep quality activity in the same record as fabrication. Create inspection and NDE requests, record results, manage defects, repairs, retests, penalties and tracers, and retain the evidence trail needed to explain how a weld reached acceptance.
Read more ↗06Welding work packs and reporting
Turn live project information into practical work packages and management visibility. Group welds by the criteria that suit execution, issue travellers or control sheets, monitor status and produce reports without maintaining a parallel spreadsheet version of the project.
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