Introduction to NDT Pilot
What NDT Pilot is, what it manages, and who it is for.
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NDT Pilot is a workflow platform for non-destructive testing companies. It connects customer requests, job planning, field records, technical review, controlled report release, customer delivery, quotations, and invoicing in one organized workspace.
Before you begin
- Nothing, read this first.
Step-by-step instructions
- 1
Understand the core idea
Information is entered once on an approved record, a customer, a site, an asset, a work request, and every later stage reuses it instead of retyping it.
- 2
Learn the connected chain
A customer requests work; a work request is approved and assigned; the technician documents findings in a report; a reviewer approves it with a recorded signature; it is released to the customer; and billing traces back to the same records.
- 3
Find your role
Coordinators run intake and scheduling; technicians work in the field portal; reviewers and approvers control quality; finance tracks quotations and invoices; administrators configure the platform.
Expected result
You know what NDT Pilot manages and where you fit.
What happens next
Read Platform overview, then the guide for your role.
Important
- NDT Pilot supports and documents the inspection workflow. Physical inspections and technical decisions remain the responsibility of appropriately qualified and authorized personnel.
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