Pipeline construction control

Traceability from contract to joint — with the DATA BOOK coming out ready, not reassembled at the end.

The problem

Pipeline work is pure traceability: every joint has a welder, a procedure, a test and a result. When that lives in a spreadsheet, the repair rate only shows up too late to correct, and the DATA BOOK becomes a separate project at the end of the job — with a dedicated team just to gather what was already done.

  • Joint traceability tracked in spreadsheets
  • Welder qualification checked manually
  • Repair rate discovered too late to act on
  • Non-destructive tests with no automatic link to the joint
  • DATA BOOK reassembled at close-out, under deadline pressure

Who it's for

Welding engineering

Who need to track repair rate by welder and by procedure.

Site quality

Who answer for the DATA BOOK and documentary conformity.

Contract oversight

Who need to audit from the contract down to the individual joint.

Construction and assembly firms

Who answer for schedule and conformity at the same time.

How it works

01
Structure the project

Contract, section, chainage and joint — the hierarchy traceability rests on.

02
Control execution

Welding, testing and civil works recorded digitally, joint by joint.

03
Track indicators

Repair rate by welder and by procedure, while there's still time to correct.

04
Generate the DATA BOOK

Automatic compilation in the format the operator requires.

What's included

Contract → section → chainage → joint traceability

Complete hierarchy, navigable in either direction.

Welder qualification control

Validity and scope of qualification verified before execution.

Non-destructive testing management

Results automatically linked to the corresponding joint.

Repair rate indicator

Tracked by welder and by procedure, with history.

Pressure test control

Parameters and test evidence recorded.

Automatic DATA BOOK

Operator-standard document package, generated at any time.

Measurable gains

Joint by joint
traceability from contract to individual point
In time to act
repair rate tracked during the project
Automatic
DATA BOOK generated without manual reassembly
Before execution
welder qualification verification

Integrations

  • Import of isometrics and joint lists
  • DATA BOOK export in the operator's standard
  • ERP integration for physical progress measurement
  • API to consume indicators in BI tools

Standards covered

API 1104ASME B31.8ASME IX

Welding, qualification and testing control follow the requirements of the standards applicable to pipeline and piping construction and assembly.

Frequently asked questions

Can we import the joint list we already have?

Yes. The project structure can be loaded from existing isometrics and joint lists, preserving the numbering used in the design.

Does the DATA BOOK come out in the operator's standard?

Yes. Compilation follows the structure the contract requires and can be generated at any point during the project, not only at close-out.

How does welder qualification blocking work?

Each welder's qualification is registered with scope and validity. When a joint is recorded, the platform checks whether that professional is qualified for that procedure.

Can we track repair rate during the project?

Yes, and that's exactly where the gain is: the indicator is tracked by welder and by procedure while there's still time to act on the cause.

Does it work on work fronts without connectivity?

Yes. Field recording is offline and syncs when signal is available.

Social proof

On pipeline projects, the DATA BOOK usually consumes a dedicated team in the final weeks. When documentation is born alongside execution, that effort stops existing as a separate project.

See it with your project structure

Bring a real section and we'll show full traceability down to the joint.

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