Included on every plan
Every technician can see their own record.
Give a technician a login and they get one page: their certifications, their due dates, their documents, and any exam assigned to them. Nothing about their colleagues, nothing about your other clients.
What it does
Technician Portal, in detail.
Scoped to one person
A technician login shows one technician record at a time — their own certifications and compliance items and nothing else; not their company's other technicians, and certainly not your other clients. A technician who holds records at more than one firm switches between them, never sees them mixed.
Their certifications and levels
Current method and level badges, certification status, and the dates that matter — issue, due, and interval — so a technician can answer "am I current?" without emailing anyone.
Their own documents
Certificates, vision exams, training and OJT records attached to their record or its certifications, available to them directly instead of sitting in someone's inbox.
Where they sit their exams
Certification tests assigned to them appear on the same dashboard, with their last score and whether a retake is available. What a technician can write is their own field work: exam attempts, their own time entries, daily tool-control checks, and field reports — each waiting on your review before it counts.
How it works
Day to day.
- 1
Grant access from the technician's record
Open a technician and invite them by email. They set their own password from the invite — you never handle it.
- 2
They sign in to their own dashboard
Their records only — the dashboard, and the handful of field surfaces their work needs. There is nowhere else they're permitted to be.
- 3
Revoke whenever you need to
Access is removed from the same place it was granted. Their technician record and history stay exactly as they were.
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.