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NDT Pilot

The Whole Inspection Pipeline for Operations Teams

The whole pipeline in one list, intake to completion.

The pipeline lives in inboxes, whiteboards, and someone's memory. You cannot answer 'what is waiting and why' without asking three people.

The main challenges

  • No single view of open work
  • Priorities invisible until something is late
  • Handoffs by conversation, unrecorded
  • Scheduling decisions made without qualification visibility
  • Completion news reaching the office late

Their responsibilities

  • Create and approve work requests
  • Assign technicians and set dates
  • Monitor the active pipeline
  • Coordinate quotations with acceptance

The fragmented workflow today

Intake in one inbox, scheduling on a whiteboard, status in weekly meetings, reconciled by hand, every day.

The NDT Pilot workflow

One request list with statuses and priorities, a dashboard of the pipeline, and audit-trailed handoffs from intake to completion.

What they can see

  • The full request pipeline with statuses
  • Technician availability and qualifications
  • Equipment calibration status
  • Quotation status per job
  • The dashboard pipeline at a glance

What they can do

  • Create structured requests with scope, method, and priority
  • Approve scope to authorize planning
  • Assign certified technicians and schedule dates
  • Advance statuses through completion

What information they receive

  • A searchable pipeline instead of an inbox
  • Job packages that reach the field complete
  • Audit-trailed handoffs

The value

The pipeline answers for itself, what is waiting, on whom, and why.

What comes next: See the Work Requests module and the dashboard, then request a demonstration.

Example scenario

A coordinator opens the dashboard: two requests are New, one Approved is waiting on a technician, one report has been submitted for review. They approve the new requests, assign from the register checking methods, and nudge the reviewer, all before the morning coffee is cold.

Implementation requirements

Customer, site, and asset setup first; then run one real job through the cycle as the pilot.

The staged onboarding process

Security and permission considerations

Operations users work within your tenant scope; administrative actions require the admin role.

Frequently asked questions

See also the platform comparison or the other role solutions (7 roles covered).

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