AssetSentry™ is a family of systems for owner-operators, fabrication shops and inspection companies: mechanical-integrity records, inspection & test plans on the shop floor, shop-QC packages, manufacturing estimates, NDT and API reporting, a pocket reference and certification practice. Each customer runs on its own address and its own database.
Every system answers on its own address. Three are open to try right now; the rest are set up per customer — its own address, its own database, its own Admin who creates the users. Live in a day; nothing to install.
Windows installers with a 30-day trial built in — install, use it on real jobs, activate with a license key when you are ready. The report carries method, procedure, technician, level and date, and the acceptance evaluation the technician confirms. Click a tile to see it run and to download.
Reports for the ASME V methods — UT, PAUT, MT, PT, VT, RT — with acceptance evaluation against the construction code and the job's NDE plan.
API 510 / 570 / 653 inspection reports with the calculation engine — t-min, MAWP, corrosion rate, remaining life, intervals — computed from measured data with the clause cited.
Shop-surveillance and ITP point tracking with findings and punch lists — source inspection on the client's behalf, release to ship with the evidence attached.
UT / PAUT scan plans worked over the real weld geometry — beam coverage over the actual thickness and prep before the probe touches steel.
They are why the reports hold up in front of an auditor, an insurer or the next inspector.
Every number traces to a reading, a drawing or a data report. If it was not measured or read, it is not in the record.
t-min, MAWP, corrosion rate, remaining life and intervals come from the code formulas and the asset's own design data — never a value copied across.
Code values and reference tables are checked against the published standard before they are relied on — and marked until they are. Prices carry a source and a date.
Every sign-off carries the name and time of the person who made it. A finding is closed with evidence or it stays open, on the list, in the data book.
And one rule about hosting: every owner-operator and every shop runs in its own project, on its own address, with its own database. There is no shared table to cross.
Windows 10/11, 64-bit. Each installer is about 220 MB because it carries its own browser engine — nothing else to install. The trial clock starts on first run; when it ends the app asks for a license key. Windows may show a "publisher unknown" SmartScreen prompt on first launch — choose More info → Run anyway.
Licenses are issued per named inspector and lock to that name on activation. Ask for one below.
Tell us which system you want to look at and what you would run on it — a unit, a shop, a program, a training group — and we will come back with a sign-in or straight answers.
AssetSentry™ is built and used in the field by PHD Consulting, Inc., Oklahoma.