Software that makes industry faster and provable.

Live control of piping projects — progress, performance, quality, proof.

One source of truth for industrial piping projects — from estimating and fabrication to welding, NDT, installation, compliance and cost control. Live dashboards show exactly where every project, system and line stands, how each welder and team is performing, and how NDT and quality are tracking — so you manage by real numbers, not gut feel. Manage WPS/WPQR and welder qualifications, keep full material and heat traceability, and forecast the projects at risk. Built to meet EN, ISO, ASME, NEN, NORSOK, China GB and SH/T standards and your owner and client specs, with every weld, test and approval audit-ready and tamper-proof. Close out with a sealed, company-wide handover packet — with sign-offs that enforce segregation of duties, so no one approves their own work.

• Live project completion by project, system and line — in count and in weld size
• Welder & team performance: throughput in inch/h, efficiency and 30/60/90/180-day trends
• NDT pass rates and inspection progress across the whole job
• Crew capacity in people, not ratios — the FTE a deadline demands, the shortfall against it, and whether fitting or welding is the real bottleneck
• Import the model, get the weld map — IFC, PCF, AVEVA PDMS/E3D macros, ISOGEN DXF and DWG, with weld numbers stamped on the drawing and revision-aware diffs
• Complete, fully traceable welding logs, NDT and pressure-test records
• Code-driven NDT scope and escalation — EN, ISO, ASME, NEN, NORSOK, China GB and SH/T — with an audit-ready documentation pack built in
• Applies owner and client specifications on top of the code — NORSOK supplements, EPC and client specs, and stricter NDT regimes
• Nonconformance and punch-list register with line-walk sign-off — what the walk finds is tracked to close, and a blocking item gates the pressure test
• WPS/WPQR and qualification enforcement — coverage checks against essential variables, welders matched only to welds they’re qualified for, expiry tracking, and scanned certificates read automatically for your confirmation
• Welding-coordination appointments to ISO 14731 — the IWE/IWT/IWS responsible for each project, with the qualification and appointment document on file
• Subcontractor register to ISO 3834-2 §6 — who worked on the job, on what scope, carried into the completion dossier
• Full material and heat traceability — base metals, filler lots and cut lists
• Equipment calibration and maintenance register to ISO 3834-2 — certificates, due dates and issue/return custody for welding, measuring and test equipment
• Beyond welds: supports, bolted joints — ASME PCC-1 assembly records and EN 1090-2 preload checks — threaded joints, cut lists, and fit-up sign-off with photo evidence
• Every record tamper-proof — sealed and verifiable against public ledgers

Post-quantum e-signatures, with proof the other side can check for themselves.

The signatures on most documents today rest on elliptic-curve mathematics — the kind a large enough quantum computer is expected to break, and the reason the standards bodies spent a decade replacing it. Vault already signs post-quantum. Not scheduled, not a roadmap item: today. And because a signature is only worth what someone can check, Vault writes each document's fingerprint to multiple independently selected public blockchains and puts the transaction IDs on the receipt — so your counterparty or their auditor verifies the record on public ledgers themselves, with no account and nothing to ask us for. The signing is what people already know: send the document, each signer opens their own single-use link, confirms who they are, and signs. What is different is what you still hold in ten years.

• Post-quantum from the first signature — the sealing layer runs it today, so a document signed now does not need re-signing when the mathematics moves
• The other side verifies without you — the receipt carries the blockchain transaction IDs, so they check the record on public ledgers themselves, with no account and no request to us
• Nothing rests on one operator or one chain — each document's fingerprint goes to multiple independently selected public blockchains
• Signing people recognise — send it, each signer opens their own single-use link, confirms who they are, and signs
• Any document or dataset — contracts, material certificates, inspection reports, anything handed between companies
• Or no interface at all — a scoped API key lets your own systems seal and verify directly