Calibration managementAI-powered

Trust every reading.

See what's due, record as-found and as-left, and have a person assess impact when a reading is out.

7-day free trial, no card required. Calibration is in every plan. Maintenance and OEE are in Professional and Enterprise.

Calibration technician in hair cover, mask, safety glasses and blue gloves placing a test weight on an analytical balance with tweezers, a tablet on the bench and a colleague in protective clothing behind
  • Due before it's late.

    A register with intervals and tolerances shows what's coming due.

  • Both readings kept.

    As-found and as-left are recorded where your set-up keeps those fields.

  • People assess impact.

    An out-of-tolerance result goes to a person to review what it affected.

See it work

Follow one calibration

Instrument QC-BAL-07 · worked example

From overdue to current—readings, adjustment and approval on one record.

Text summary of this animation (6 steps)
  1. Select the instrument. The technician opens QC-BAL-07, the analytical balance on QC bench 2.
  2. Overdue shown. It was due on 1 Oct and is now overdue. The status is shown on its record; your procedure decides how it may be used meanwhile.
  3. As-found reading. A 100 g reference weight goes on the pan. As-found: 100.0007 g, tolerance ± 0.0010 g.
  4. Adjust and as-left. After adjustment the weight is read again. As-left: 100.0001 g, inside tolerance.
  5. Results recorded. As-found, as-left, the reference weight ID and the technician are recorded against the calibration.
  6. Approved. An authorised person reviewed and signed the calibration. Status is now current; next due 1 Apr 2027.

Worked example. Each instrument record holds what it is, where it is used, its interval and tolerance, and what is coming due. As-found and as-left are both kept, so a reading before adjustment is never lost. When a reading is out of tolerance, a person assesses the impact on what the instrument measured. Blocking use of an overdue instrument is not shown here; interim use follows your procedure. Electronic signatures are Professional and Enterprise.

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Calibration & Asset Control Buyer Guide

A 15-page guide to calibration you can defend.

  • 1Build a register you can defend.
  • 2Work through an out-of-tolerance impact review.
  • 3Keep calibration and maintenance distinct.
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Guide page 9: worked out-of-tolerance impact assessment with who decidesGuide page 7: worked as-found and as-left calibration of a balance with errors against toleranceCover of the Calibration & Asset Control Buyer Guide
Where it fits

Calibration linked to the results it supports

Instrument records sit alongside lab results, production checks and maintenance, so an out-of-tolerance reading can be followed to what it affected.

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What's included

Everything in this feature

What calibration includes, and which plan each item needs. Compare plans

Instruments and records

Register, schedule, record and review.

Calibration · Audit log (view) · Maintenance & OEE

Explore calibration
  • Calibration
    Instrument schedules, tolerance checks and certificates.
  • Audit log (view)
    Who recorded what and when.
  • Maintenance & OEEProfessional and Enterprise
    Preventive maintenance, downtime and performance.
  • Electronic signaturesProfessional and Enterprise
    Signed calibration records with meaning.
  • Deviation managementProfessional and Enterprise
    Out-of-tolerance events with impact review.

Intervals, tolerances and impact decisions come from your procedures and people.

V5 AI

AI that sees it coming

It predicts and flags. Fixed rules decide. People sign.

AI for equipment and performance

Plan maintenance ahead.

Due dates and usage show what needs attention next, before it stops a line.

See V5 AI AI drafts and flags. A qualified person reviews and signs.
Questions

Straight answers.

What buyers ask us first about Equipment & Performance.

  1. Can V5 block an out-of-calibration scale?

    The kiosk can block devices that are out of calibration, depending on how you configure it.

  2. Does it cover planned maintenance?

    Yes. Maintenance includes planned work, downtime reasons and requisitions, with OEE built from what is recorded. Maintenance and OEE are on Professional and Enterprise.

  3. Do our machines need to connect?

    No. You can record downtime and checks by hand. Device connections are optional and each one is confirmed in setup.

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