Affordable NDT ERP in Odessa — Fully Customizable, Every Business App You Need Included

Purpose-built NDT ERP software for inspection companies in Odessa, USA. Affordable, accessible, fully customizable. Manage ASNT, ISO 9712, NAS 410, and PCN certification tracking with automated expiry alerts; ASME Section V Article 2/4/5/6/7 + AWS D1.1 + B31.1/B31.3 procedure libraries; thickness-reading records; Marine NDT report bundle (cover page → calibration → Level II cert → report) structured to IACS Rec. 20 content for ABS / DNV / Lloyd's / BV / RINA / ClassNK surveys, with acceptance left to the attending surveyor; offline mobile field app for refinery turnarounds and remote pipeline work; integration with Atlantis NDT Digital Twin and Reporting Software. Serving Permian Basin upstream operators, gathering/midstream contractors, and tank battery networks. Free consultation on request. Quote on request — pricing varies by region and scope.

Frequently Asked Questions from Odessa NDT Inspection Companies

What ERP do NDT inspection companies in Odessa use?

NDT inspection companies in Odessa, USA use ERP systems that combine ASNT / ISO 9712 / PCN certification tracking, ASME Section V / AWS D1.1 procedure libraries, calibration management, work-order dispatch, mobile field capture, and Marine NDT report generation structured to IACS Recommendation No. 20 content. Atlantis NDT ERP is purpose-built for inspection companies — affordable, accessible, fully customizable, every business app you need included. Free consultation: info@atlantisndt.com.

How much does an affordable NDT ERP cost in Odessa?

Pricing varies by region and scope. Atlantis NDT ERP is affordable, accessible, fully customizable — sized for small inspection shops up to multi-site contractor fleets. Request a free quote scoped to your team size, NDT methods covered, and integration needs. Free consultation: info@atlantisndt.com.

Can I get a free ERP consultation for my NDT company in Odessa?

Yes. Atlantis NDT offers a free consultation for NDT inspection companies, training providers, and asset owners in Odessa and globally. ASNT NDT Level III led discovery, scope sizing, integration mapping, and a tailored demo of the Atlantis NDT ERP, Reporting Software, and Digital Twin platform. Schedule on request.

Is Atlantis NDT ERP fully customizable for Odessa operations?

Yes. Atlantis NDT ERP is with every business app you need included out of the box. Every workflow is tailored — ASNT SNT-TC-1A / ISO 9712 / NAS 410 certification tracking, ASME Section V Article 2/4/5/6/7 procedure libraries, AWS D1.1 + B31.1 + B31.3 weld registers, MFL + UT + PAUT + TOFD data capture, multi-currency invoicing, mobile field app. Affordable, accessible, fully customizable. Quote on request.

How does Atlantis ERP track ASNT certifications and expiries for Odessa inspectors?

Atlantis NDT ERP maintains a certified-personnel register with method, level, certifying body, expiry date, annual eye-test record per ISO 9712 §7.4, and Level III approval. Auto-alerts 90 / 60 / 30 days before expiry. Integrated with inspection scheduling so expired certs cannot be assigned to jobs.

Does the ERP generate Marine NDT reports for Odessa shipyards to IACS Recommendation No. 20?

Yes. Atlantis NDT Reporting Software ships a 4-document bundle — cover page + calibration record + NDT Level II certificate + technical report — structured to the content IACS Recommendation No. 20 and class rules (ABS, DNV, Lloyd's, Bureau Veritas, RINA, ClassNK, KR, CCS, IRS) expect. Acceptance of any report is the attending class surveyor's decision.

Can the ERP work offline for field NDT inspections in Odessa?

Yes. Atlantis NDT mobile field app captures inspection data offline (UT-T CMLs, PAUT / TOFD scans, MT/PT visuals, photographs) and syncs when connectivity returns. Built for refinery turnarounds, offshore platforms, remote pipeline rights-of-way.

How do I migrate from Excel / Tally / QuickBooks to a proper NDT ERP in Odessa?

Atlantis NDT runs a structured 4-step migration: data audit + cleanup, phased ingestion, a short parallel run, cutover. Implementation typically takes 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff; it depends on how clean your existing records are. Free consultation to scope.

What modules does the affordable NDT ERP include for Odessa companies?

All every business app you need included — CRM, Sales, Inventory, Manufacturing, CMMS, Quality, Project Management, Timesheet, HR, Payroll, Accounting, Invoicing, eLearning, Mobile, Studio, Documents — PLUS NDT-specific extensions for certification tracking, calibration, method-specific NDT reports, crew dispatch, IACS Marine report engine, Atlantis Digital Twin integration.

Atlantis NDT ERP vs SAP / Maximo / NetSuite — which is better for inspection companies in Odessa?

SAP / Maximo / NetSuite require six-figure NDT customisation projects. Atlantis NDT ERP comes NDT-ready — ASNT / API / ASME / IACS workflows built in, mobile field app, IACS Marine report engine, Digital Twin integration. Faster implementation, no customisation lock-in, accessible to small + mid-size inspection contractors. Free consultation to compare.

Does the ERP integrate with NDT digital twins and reporting software for Odessa operators?

Yes. Atlantis NDT ERP, Reporting Software, and Digital Twin platform are designed as a single integrated stack. Inspection data flows once: field capture → ERP → Reporting Software → Digital Twin. No duplicate entry; SHA-256 audit trail.

How long does ERP implementation take for a Odessa NDT inspection company?

Implementation typically takes 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff; it depends on how clean your existing records are. Larger multi-site rollouts are scoped during the demo. Phased rollout possible. Free scoping consultation: info@atlantisndt.com.

Get a Free ERP Consultation for Odessa. Atlantis NDT is led by Anoop Rayavarapu (ASNT NDT Level III in UT, RT, MT, PT and VT). Request a demo. See also Atlantis NDT ERP hub, Top 10 NDT Reporting Software 2026, Atlantis Digital Twin platform, and Marine & Offshore NDT services.

The Odessa NDT services market, from the provider's side

Odessa is the Permian's industrial working floor — the yards, shops and service bases that keep the basin running — with inspection companies serving processing plants, compression and the fabrication shops that support them.

Field crews cover dig sites and facility programmes across the basin; shop-side, vessel repair and new fabrication generate steady code-examination work. For the companies doing this work, the operational load concentrates around the gas plants and compressor stations around the county and the fabrication shops along the highway corridors — and the back office that keeps crews certified, equipment calibrated and reports moving is what decides which providers grow.

What pipeline inspection work demands from business software

Pipeline integrity work scatters crews across hundreds of miles — dig sites, compressor stations, HDD crossings — and the paperwork has to survive that dispersion. Inspection management software matters most exactly where connectivity is worst: technicians capturing wall-thickness readings and coating assessments in the field need mobile data capture that works offline and syncs when the truck reaches signal, because re-keying handwritten field sheets at the motel is where transcription errors and lost records come from.

Operators audit their inspection contractors against operator-qualification and personnel-certification records, and a finding against the contractor's records is a finding against the contract. Certification tracking that alerts before an OQ or a method cert lapses — not after a technician is already standing on the right-of-way — is the difference between an administrative task and a suspended crew.

What an ERP built for NDT companies covers in Odessa

For dispersed field operations like Odessa's, the system has to work where the trucks are — Atlantis runs as NDT inspection software with the office functions attached, not the other way round:

Certification and personnel tracking. Every technician's methods, levels, expiry dates, eye-exam currency and Written Practice records under SNT-TC-1A or CP-189 — with the audit view a client's quality department expects, ready before they ask.

Equipment and calibration management. The instrument register with calibration due dates, certificates attached, and traceability that satisfies ISO 17025-minded reviewers — so nothing leaves the shop out of date.

Work order and crew scheduling. Who is qualified, who is available, what the job needs — matched in one view, from a single technician call-out to a full turnaround mobilisation.

NDT reporting. Findings captured once — in the field or the shop, offline if needed — flowing into code-referenced report templates, so the deliverable ships while the competitor is still retyping field sheets. This is the inspection management software layer clients actually see.

Quoting, invoicing and job costing. Hours, equipment and consumables tied to each work order as they happen, so every job shows its true margin and the next bid learns from the last one.

Cloud-based, mobile in the field, and fully customizable to how your operation already works. See the NDT inspection software platform · the full business management suite · talk to us about Odessa.

Frequently asked questions

Does Atlantis understand how Odessa inspection companies operate?

The platform is built by ASNT Level III practitioners around the workflows above — certification tracking, calibration, field data capture, code-referenced reporting — rather than adapted from generic field-service software. Regional specifics like the client mix around the gas plants and compressor stations around the county and the fabrication shops along the highway corridors shape configuration, not custom development.

Can we keep our existing report formats and client requirements?

Yes — report templates, client-specific deliverables and your Written Practice structure are configuration. The system adapts to how you already serve your clients; switching software should never mean renegotiating what your clients receive.

Related: why inspection companies replace spreadsheets · NDT ERP vs generic ERP · compared with NetSuite.

Odessa and the Permian: volume, dispersion and relentless schedule

Odessa is a pure oilfield-services market and it rewards different things from a plant town. Permian Basin activity spreads inspection work across an enormous area — well sites, gathering systems, tank batteries, compressor stations, gas processing plants and the fabrication yards that feed them — with crews covering long distances and clients whose schedules move without notice.

Dispersion is the operational problem. Field data capture that works without connectivity and syncs later is not a convenience here; it is the difference between records that exist and records that were written on a field sheet in a truck and transcribed days later. The same applies to equipment: instruments move between crews constantly, and knowing which unit is with whom and when its calibration comes due prevents the kind of finding that invalidates completed work.

The commercial texture is billing structure. Permian work runs on day rates, call-outs, standby and per-joint arrangements simultaneously, sometimes on the same client. Companies that cannot separate mobilisation, standby and execution time in their costing cannot tell a profitable client from an unprofitable one, and in a market this volume-driven that distinction compounds quickly.

Turnover is the market's other defining feature. Permian inspection crews churn faster than almost anywhere else in the country, and every departure takes qualification knowledge with it — which technicians were signed off on which procedures, whose vision examinations were current, which client-specific inductions had been completed. Companies running that on personal knowledge rebuild it constantly and lose billable days each time. The ones that hold it in a system onboard a replacement in a fraction of the time, which in a market where the client will simply call the next contractor is the difference between keeping the account and explaining why the crew did not show.

Odessa is a Permian Basin energy center with major oil and gas operations, refining capacity, and petrochemical manufacturing. The city's inspection environment encompasses wellfield infrastructure, processing plants, and complex hydrocarbon transportation systems. An NDT ERP serving this market has to carry the evidence those operators audit against — Railroad Commission of Texas, TCEQ, OSHA PSM (29 CFR 1910.

In practice that means wellhead, separator and gathering-line API 570 piping inspection scheduling for Permian Basin operators dispatched from Odessa and Midland yards. Operators including ConocoPhillips, EOG Resources, Chevron set the pre-qualification bar their contractors inherit. The system of record for that evidence is the ERP, not a spreadsheet a technician maintains between jobs.

Source: Per-city industrial and compliance research file; ASNT SNT-TC-1A employer certification framework

NDT ERP in Odessa — what the system has to evidence
FactorWhat appliesWhy it matters
Sectors servedOil & Gas, Refining, PetrochemicalsSets which methods, report formats and codes the system must handle
Codes audited againstRailroad Commission of Texas, TCEQ, OSHA PSM (29 CFR 1910.119), API 510/570/653, ASNT SNT-TC-1AEach demands retrievable evidence, not a claim of compliance
Typical workflow hereWellhead, separator and gathering-line API 570 piping inspection scheduling for Permian Basin operators dispatched from Odessa and Midland yards.The job shape the configuration follows
Second workflowGas-processing plant (cryogenic and amine-treating unit) pressure-vessel inspection with Railroad Commission of Texas statutory evidence export.Where scheduling and record-keeping usually break down first
What must be retrievable on demandTechnician certification currency · equipment calibration status · the report against the asset that generated itThese three are what an auditor asks for first
DeploymentCloud or on-premise · configured to the codes above · offline field captureField crews lose connectivity; the record cannot depend on it

What must an NDT ERP track for inspection firms in Odessa?

Evidence against Railroad Commission of Texas, TCEQ, OSHA PSM (29 CFR 1910.119), API 510/570/653, ASNT SNT-TC-1A. That means each technician's certification currency by method and level, each instrument's calibration status on the day it was used, and every inspection report bound to the asset and the job that produced it. An auditor asks for those three before anything else.

Can an inspection company in Odessa run this alongside its existing accounting?

Yes. The ERP owns operations — jobs, technicians, equipment, reports — and pushes finished invoices to the accounting system, which keeps the chart of accounts, tax and reconciliation. For US firms that usually means QuickBooks; the split is documented in the QuickBooks integration guide rather than forcing a migration nobody asked for.

Does it work offline for field crews in Odessa?

Yes. Field capture runs offline and syncs when the device reconnects, because turnaround decks, tank interiors and remote sites have no usable signal and a record that depends on connectivity is a record that gets rewritten from memory hours later. Offline capture is the difference between a contemporaneous record and a reconstruction.

How long does implementation take for a firm in Odessa?

The configuration follows the codes and workflows above rather than a fixed template, so the timeline is set by how much existing data has to be migrated and cleaned — certification records and calibration history are the two that consume the time. Firms usually run the first job cycle in parallel before cutting over.

What happens to inspection records if a technician leaves?

They stay with the asset and the job, which is the point. Employer-based certification ends when the holder leaves, but the reports they signed remain part of the asset's inspection history and are still auditable. A system that stores records per technician rather than per asset loses that history on every departure.

Related: the NDT ERP overview, personnel certification tracking, equipment calibration tracking, QuickBooks integration and the RFP requirements checklist. Firms preparing for an audit should also read the NDT programme gap assessment.

NDT software in Odessa: built for Permian Basin inspection work

NDT software for an Odessa inspection company has to work where the Permian Basin work actually happens: on lease roads without signal, at tank batteries and compressor stations hours from the yard, on pipeline spreads with RT crews working long days, and in tubular yards where volume is high and turnaround is tight. The Atlantis ERP solution puts technicians, certificates, instruments, dispatch, reports, quotes and invoices in one system configured for that reality.

Odessa and Midland sit at the centre of the most active oil field in the United States. ExxonMobil, Chevron, Occidental, ConocoPhillips, EOG and Midland-based Diamondback Energy all run large Permian operations. Midstream companies such as Energy Transfer, Targa, Enterprise and Kinder Morgan operate gathering systems, gas processing plants and long-haul takeaway pipelines, including lines like the Permian Highway and Gulf Coast Express that carry gas toward the coast. That footprint creates a constant demand for weld radiography and UT on new construction, UT thickness surveys and MFL on existing lines and tanks, hardness and PMI on fittings and valves, holiday testing on coated pipe, and inspection of oil country tubular goods and drill pipe.

Pipeline safety answers to PHMSA and the Railroad Commission of Texas. Radiography companies carry licences from the Texas Department of State Health Services, and sources move by road under transport rules. Odessa NDT contractors range from one-truck owner-operators to firms running dozens of crews, and most share the same headaches: people spread across a huge area, equipment beaten up by heat and dust, and paperwork that falls behind the work.

ERP for NDT companies in Odessa: the direct answer

An ERP for NDT companies in Odessa should keep field crews, trucks, sources, instruments and certificates in order while the office bills every day of work, including standby and per diems. The Atlantis NDT ERP connects all of those to each job, with an offline field app for places where there is no signal.

The Permian failure modes are familiar. A crew rolls out at 4am with a technician whose RT card lapsed last week. A thickness gauge that should have gone to the lab is still in a truck. Reports from a gathering line job are on paper in a cab and do not reach the office for days, so the invoice goes out late and short. The source truck's transport licence expires without anyone noticing. The Atlantis ERP catches these: certificate status is computed automatically with 90-day warnings, out-of-calibration equipment triggers a warning when assigned, reports sync from the field app, and fleet records hold transport licence expiry.

A generic business ERP does not model any of that, and spreadsheets depend on one person remembering. The Atlantis ERP builds the NDT structure in, and configures the rest during implementation. See the ERP apps overview.

Crew dispatch software for the Permian Basin

Crew dispatch in the Atlantis ERP runs every job as a team assignment moving from planned to dispatched, in field, submitted and closed, with site GPS coordinates and mobilisation and demobilisation dates. Double-booking of technicians and equipment serial numbers is blocked.

Site GPS coordinates matter more in the Permian than almost anywhere. A pad location or tank battery on a lease road does not have a street address, and a new technician needs exact coordinates to find it. The availability calendar records assigned, leave, training, sick and unavailable days and blocks overlaps, which prevents the common Permian problem of a hand being promised to two operators on the same day. Each technician shows current assignment, utilisation and next available date, so when a midstream company calls for an extra RT crew on a pipeline spread, you know who can go.

When an instrument is assigned to a job, the ERP warns if it is out of calibration. The Fleet app records vehicle purpose, whether it can carry radioactive sources, transport licence number and expiry, and assignment to project and driver with dates and mileage, which gives you mileage records per job and a check on source vehicle paperwork. Calendar, kanban and list views let the dispatcher see the week at a glance. More on team assignments.

NDT reporting software that works without signal

The NDT reports app provides 17 method-specific report types, including RT, UT, UT thickness, MFL, PAUT, TOFD, MT, PT, VT, hardness, PMI, holiday/coating and computed radiography, each with its own numbering sequence. The offline field app lets technicians complete reports without signal and sync later.

On a Permian pipeline spread, the RT report captures source, technique, IQI type and placement, and weld lines carry defect type and orientation with an overall result of acceptable, not acceptable or acceptable with remarks. UT thickness reports record readings by direction for a tank shell or a section of gathering line. MFL reports record scan mode and item lines. Hardness and PMI reports cover fittings, valves and repairs. Holiday reports cover coated pipe going into the ditch. Each report references work order, request, WPS, contract, drawing numbers, procedure and standard.

In the field app a technician picks the method, captures photos, signs on screen and previews the PDF, and drafts and photos are stored on the device until the truck gets back to coverage in town. Reports then move through review and approval with inspector, reviewer and approver signatures, and third-party inspector signatures where the operator requires them. Versioned templates in Excel, Word, PDF or HTML reproduce each operator's preferred format, and Excel templates fill automatically from mapped fields. The REST API for field devices also handles jobs assigned to a technician and equipment issued to them. For operators who want results on a 3D model, see Atlantis Digital Twins.

Technician certification tracking software for Permian crews

Technician certification tracking in the Atlantis ERP records scheme, level, method, certifying body, issue, expiry and renewal dates for each certificate and computes status automatically as active, expiring soon (90 days), expired or revoked. Daily checks create warning tasks 90 days out, and email alerts go to whoever you choose.

Permian contractors have high turnover and hire fast when activity picks up. New hands arrive with trainee status and OJT hours that need to be logged, while experienced technicians carry multiple method certifications. The certificate record holds OJT hours, training hours, exam results and attachments, and examination sheets store general, specific and practical scores. Certificate templates per scheme set validity in months, whether a vision test or exam is required, and minimum OJT and training hours, which keeps your written practice applied consistently as you grow.

For radiography, the employee NDT profile records radiation safety training, radiation badge number and medical fitness expiry, and vision tests are tracked with their own expiry. Timesheets warn if a technician's certificate is not valid, so a lapsed card gets flagged even on a job that was dispatched in a hurry. Company certifications and operator approvals have their own alert days. See the certificates app.

Calibration management software for equipment that lives in trucks

Calibration management in the Atlantis ERP tracks every instrument and probe by serial number with calibration frequency, status and next due date, and keeps a certificate register with lab accreditation number, validity status, PDF and expiry alerts. Assigning an out-of-calibration instrument to a job triggers a warning.

Permian equipment takes a beating. Thickness gauges, flaw detectors, MFL scanners, hardness testers, PMI analysers, survey meters and holiday detectors ride around in trucks through heat and dust. The maintenance log records preventive, corrective, repair, cleaning, firmware update and probe replacement work with condition before and after. The issue and return workflow records condition at checkout and return with supervisor and manager approval, so damage is traced to a job rather than discovered weeks later. Reservations prevent clashes and movements are logged.

Consumables such as couplant, penetrant, developer, film-related supplies and PPE carry reorder levels and low-stock flags, which matters when the nearest supplier is not next door. If you rent instruments to other contractors, rental rates can be recorded. Purchase records separate OEMs, dealers and calibration labs, with accreditation details and expiry. See asset management.

Procedures for operator and pipeline work

The procedures app keeps one register of procedures with document number, revision, method, scope, material, applicable standard, acceptance criteria and text or file. Workflow runs draft, submitted, reviewed, approved and published, and approved revisions are locked.

Permian operators and pipeline companies frequently require contractor procedures to be submitted and approved before work, and different operators want different acceptance criteria referenced. Keeping a separate approved RT procedure for each pipeline customer, plus UT thickness, MFL and hardness procedures, is manageable when every revision is snapshotted and approval history is recorded. Email notifications and reminders keep your Level III from becoming the bottleneck while they are out in the field. The AI-assisted first draft helps start a new procedure, and the Level III reviews and approves it. Procedure and WPS references flow into project tasks and reports.

NDT quoting and invoicing software for Odessa contractors

Quotes, timesheets, expenses and invoices in the Atlantis ERP all belong to the same job, so everything done in the field reaches the invoice. Quotes carry job type, site, project dates and applicable codes, and accepted quotes convert to sales orders.

Permian billing lives and dies on detail. Timesheets record work type (inspection, travel, standby, setup), method, billable flag, rate multiplier, site, client and equipment serial, with approval, so travel to a remote pad, standby while a pipeline crew finishes a weld, and overtime multipliers are all captured. Expenses record per diems, lodging and field costs that can be re-billed to the job. Invoices carry project, job or PO number, site, invoice type and industry sector, with subtotals for labour, equipment and consumables, and lines show cost centre, method, equipment serial, technician, rate type and days or hours. Many operators use supplier portals; invoice layouts and the data you send are configured during implementation.

The financial dashboard shows revenue, cost of sales, gross margin, operating expenses, EBITDA, outstanding invoices, bills and expenses over 12 months, which matters in a market that swings with oil prices. See invoicing.

Inspection management software: CRM, dashboards and integrations

Inspection management software for an Odessa firm should show the owner what is at risk before it becomes a problem on a location. KPI dashboards show calibration due and overdue, certificates expiring and expired, and issued equipment overdue for return, next to the financial dashboard.

The CRM records service line, lead source, NDT service type, industry sector, site country and estimated technicians and days, with a 0 to 100 NDT lead score. That helps track operators, midstream companies, pipeline construction contractors and fabrication shops across Midland, Ector, Reeves, Loving and nearby counties. Leads can be imported by CSV, followed up with AI-personalised emails and drip sequences, and business cards from local oilfield shows turned into leads in one click.

The Atlantis ERP has an open REST API and integrates with SAP, Maximo, NetSuite, QuickBooks or any system that accepts API connections, scoped per implementation.

Affordable customizable ERP for inspection companies in Odessa

The Atlantis ERP is affordable, accessible and fully customizable, and pricing is quote on request, based on the apps and configuration you need. Atlantis NDT, founded by an ASNT NDT Level III, carries out implementation. We also provide API 510, 570 and 653 inspection services separately from the software.

An Odessa rollout usually starts with technicians, certificates and radiation safety records, then instruments and source vehicles, then the offline field app on crew phones and tablets, because that is where the Permian loses time. Report templates are matched to each operator's format, and Texas taxes and invoice layouts are configured. Office staff are trained on dispatch, timesheets and invoicing. If you train new hands, the eLearning app and the Practical NDT 3D simulator help; Atlantis offers ASNT SNT-TC-1A based NDT training. Book an Odessa ERP demo.

Spreadsheets vs generic ERP vs Atlantis NDT ERP in the Permian

Permian needSpreadsheets and paperGeneric ERPAtlantis NDT ERP
Reports from remote leasesPaper in the truckOnline onlyOffline field app, syncs later
Finding the locationDirections by phoneStreet addressesSite GPS coordinates on the assignment
Source vehicle paperworkGloveboxGeneric fleetSource flag, transport licence and expiry
Lapsed technician cardsFound by the clientNot trackedAutomatic status and 90-day warnings
Standby and per diemsOften unbilledManualTimesheet work types and re-billable expenses
Equipment damageUnknown until next jobGeneric assetCondition at issue and return, maintenance log

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best NDT software for an Odessa or Midland contractor?

Software that works offline, tracks certificates and calibration automatically, and bills travel, standby and per diems. The Atlantis ERP does all of these in one system.

Does the field app really work without signal?

Yes. Drafts and photos are stored on the device and synced when coverage returns, with method picker, photo capture, on-screen signature and PDF preview.

Can it track radiography crew requirements?

Yes. It records radiation safety training, radiation badge number, medical fitness expiry, vision tests and certificates, and Fleet records source-capable vehicles and transport licences.

Is it suitable for a small NDT company with a few trucks?

Yes. Start with certificates, asset management, team assignments and NDT reports. It is affordable, with pricing quote on request.

Does the ERP calculate inspection intervals for tanks or pipelines?

No. The ERP manages people, equipment, jobs, reports and billing. Inspection services for tanks, piping and vessels are offered separately.

How do we get started?

Tell us your methods, crew count and main operators, and we will set up a demo on your data. Get started.