Stop proving quality after the fact. Define the process once — operations, inspections, WPS and acceptance criteria — release it as a project, and it runs exactly as you defined it: documented, traceable and audit-ready from the first cut. Watch it come together.
Your know-how, captured as a process — every operation and inspection, in the exact order your production requires. Inspections aren't an afterthought: they're planned into the flow, so quality is built in, not checked in later. As many steps, branches and parallel paths as your production needs. Define it once, approve it, version it, reuse it on every project.
The project runs exactly as the process defines. No step can start before the one ahead of it is finished — the sequence can't be skipped or improvised. What's defined to run in parallel, runs in parallel. Every status you see updates live from the shop floor. Not by discipline. By the system.
Work orders land on the shop floor as live task lists — operators see their operations, inspectors their inspections, nothing else. Each task carries all the relevant documents (drawings, WPS, work instructions, standards…) and its acceptance criteria. Phone, tablet, terminal or PC — whatever fits the workplace. The worker opens the task, enters the values, confirms. The project updates the moment the work is done.
Qualifications expire. Audits don't. Every WPS is backed by its WPQR, every welder by a valid certificate — and the system matches them to operations automatically. An operation can't be released to a welder whose qualification doesn't cover it, and expiry warnings arrive before the certificate lapses, not after. And the quietest audit question — “which edition of the standard are you working to?” — has an answer here too: a documented, recurring standards review, exactly the record ISO 3834 surveillance asks for.
| WPS | Process | Material | Thickness | Positions | WPQR | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WPS No.12 | 135 · MAG | S355J2 | 8–20 mm | PA, PF | WPQR-2025-08 | Qualified |
| WPS No.29 | 136 · FCAW | S355J2 | 10–15 mm | PA, PC | WPQR-2025-11 | Qualified |
| WPS No.31 | 141 · TIG | 1.4404 | 2–6 mm | PA, PB | WPQR-2026-02 | Requalification due |
| Welder | Certificate | Scope | Valid until | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| H. Müller | 9606-1 135 P FW 1.2 PF | MAG · fillet · PF | 14.03.2027 | Valid |
| K. Fischer | 9606-1 135 P BW 1.2 PA | MAG · butt · PA | 09.08.2026 | Expires in 28 days |
| J. Weber | 9606-1 141 T BW 8 PA | TIG · tube · PA | 02.06.2026 | Expired |
The status of the entire shop — every operation, inspection and project — live, from anywhere. One glance shows what's running, what's waiting and how fast each project is moving, the moment it happens — without a single phone call to the floor.
| Code | Operation / Inspection | Status | Executed By | Time |
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The complete project record — one click, at any moment, containing everything executed up to that point. Not only when the project closes. The documentation is never “prepared” for an audit; it is always ready, 24/7. One click exports it all. Everything an auditor, a client or a notified body asks for, built from the live production data, not assembled by hand:
Every heat (charge) in stock — with its certificate, its location and its full history. Open a material and see exactly where it went: which operations consumed it, on which project, and how much is reserved for the work still ahead. From goods receipt to the finished weld, one unbroken record.
A 30-minute demo on your own process — bring a drawing and a WPS, and leave with your process modelled, released and executing. No slides, no generic demo data.