The problem
It's the sector with the highest density of documentary requirements: every welded joint, every test and every integrity inspection has to be traceable and available. The cost of not having evidence organized isn't administrative — it's operational downtime and contractual non-conformity.
- Documentary requirements growing faster than the capacity to organize them
- Joint traceability tracked outside the system
- Asset integrity followed in spreadsheets
- Operator audits demanding immediate evidence
Who it's for
Operators
Who audit their supply chain's documentation.
Construction and assembly firms
Who must deliver a DATA BOOK in the required format.
Integrity engineering
Who track assets under periodic inspection.
How it works
01
Structure traceability
From contract to joint, with a navigable hierarchy.
02
Control execution and testing
Welding, non-destructive testing and pressure tests recorded digitally.
03
Manage integrity
Records and inspection schedule per equipment.
04
Answer audits on the spot
Evidence compiled at any moment, not on emergency demand.