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Every calibration, in one place

From the register to the signed certificate, the same steps for every instrument and every calibrator brand.

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One register

Transmitters, gauges, switches, RTDs and thermocouples sit in one list with their range, output, tolerance and test points. Every record needs a model and a serial number. Find one by tag, model or serial, or scan its barcode with a phone.

The instrument register with overdue, due soon and valid instruments

One workflow

Choose the instrument and a valid calibrator, confirm both serial numbers, record as found, adjust if needed, record as left, review and submit. Each step shows where you are, on a desk or on a phone at the bench.

A calibration in progress, with as-found readings and the error chart

Imports from any calibrator

Bring in the CSV or Excel file your calibrator's software exports. Map its columns once and the mapping is remembered. The file is kept unchanged with the calibration, and both serial numbers must match before a reading is used.

Importing a results file: both serial numbers match and every reading passes

Rules the database enforces

An expired calibrator cannot be used. A calibration cannot be approved by the person who did it under the two-person rule. Every change goes into an audit trail. These are checks in the database, not reminders on a screen.

Choosing a calibrator: the expired one cannot be picked

Certificates that read the same

One certificate layout whatever calibrator did the work: as found and as left, errors in units and in percent of span, the calibrator's own certificate and laboratory, and both signatures. On approval the instrument's next due date moves.

Calibration certificate CC-2026-00001

The plant at a glance

The overview shows what is overdue, what falls due each month and which calibrators expire soon, area by area. In Arabic or English.

The overview: 3 overdue, 4 due soon, calibrator expiry timeline

Arabic and English, screen for screen

The same plant in both languages, right to left where it should be.

The same plant in both languages, right to left where it should be. (English)
English
The same plant in both languages, right to left where it should be. (العربية)
العربية

Bring your instrument list and one results file, and we will run them through it with you.