Add-on module
Every gauge in tolerance. Every check on record.
An equipment register, a library of NDT process and calibration checks carrying their standards' acceptance criteria, and a shop-floor log that knows what's due. Then, when a gauge fails, TRACE can tell you what that gauge touched — the jobs it went out on and the reports written with it since its last good check — because it holds your jobs as well as your equipment.
Who it's forWhoever gets asked — usually at the worst moment — when that gauge was last calibrated, and what work it touched if the answer is bad.
Sold on its own — $49.99/mo or $499/yr, including 400 extra AI credits a month, no other TRACE subscription needed. Also available as an add-on to any plan. Create your account or see pricing.
What it does
Tool Control, in detail.
What the bad gauge touched, worked out for you
When a check fails, TRACE lists the jobs that asset was on and the reports written with it since its last good check, because it holds your jobs as well as your equipment.
An equipment register with a memory
Every asset with its serial, calibration source, traceability, check history and certificates, and a QR label that opens its page.
Seventy-plus checks, criteria included
The recurring checks an NDT quality system runs, each carrying its standard's acceptance criteria and editable to match your written practice.
Logged from the tank, not the office
A logging screen built for a phone at the line judges each reading against its limits as it is typed, and single-reading checks work on TRACE Mobile with no signal.
Who has it, and where it went
Sign a gauge out to a technician, send it to a calibration vendor, and always know who holds it and when it is due back.
The out-of-tolerance paper trail
A failed check opens an out-of-tolerance event with its assessment, disposition and corrective action, and your consultants hear about it straight away. The process-control log prints as one PDF for the auditor.
How it works
Day to day.
- 1
Register the equipment
Add each asset once, with its calibration source.
- 2
Schedule the checks
Pick checks from the library and tighten any limit to your written practice.
- 3
Log and sign off
Technicians record readings at the line; your staff verify them and work any failure to closure.
Want to see it on your own program?
Tell us how your NDT program runs today and we'll show you how this fits it.