Identity behind every record
Welds, NDT reports, transmittals — every action has an identity behind it. Invite the actual welder; the actual inspector. The audit trail is meaningful because the names in it are real.
Invite by email, choose a role, get to work. Owners, QA leads, inspectors, and welders each see what they need — and the audit trail records who actually did each action.
Welds, NDT reports, transmittals — every action has an identity behind it. Invite the actual welder; the actual inspector. The audit trail is meaningful because the names in it are real.
Roles cover the structure of a piping project: owner, QA lead, inspector, welder, project manager. Permissions follow the role; access is scoped per project.
Type an email, pick a role, send. Pending invites are visible at a glance and can be re-sent.
Members can be on multiple projects, with a different role on each, without copying permissions by hand.
Every action carries the actor’s identity, so QA records hold up under audit.
Out of the box: Owner, QA Lead, Inspector, Welder, and Project Manager. Custom roles are possible for organizations with specific permission needs.
No. The Welder role gives access to the welds and procedures relevant to that welder, without exposing financial or QA-sensitive areas they do not need.
Invitations are sent by email and remain in Pending state until accepted. They can be re-sent or revoked from the Team view.