Quality that knows what is owed, not just what showed up.
The register lists every inspection, test and document each machine owes, per phase, from day one. A gap shows in week two while the sub is still on site — not at closeout. And the record starts before anyone breaks ground.
This is the QA/QC part of Veristep: the register of what is owed, the hold points, the evidence behind every pass.
This used to be a binder of inspection forms nobody filled in until a deadline forced it, then a spreadsheet tracker that only counted what a sub remembered to mention. Nothing kept a running answer to “what does this machine still owe” — that question got asked in a panic during week nineteen, not answered from week one.
The register shows, for any machine on any day, exactly what has been reviewed, tested and signed, and what is still open — attributed to who did the work and who witnessed it. A dispute or an audit gets answered from the record itself, not from someone's memory of the job.
What changes on the job.
Catch the gap in week 2, not week 20
The register knows what is supposed to exist, not just what showed up — so a missing inspection or document is caught early.
Requirements checked for testability
Every requirement gets a feasibility and testability check up front, so you never discover in the field that a spec cannot actually be verified.
Disciplines sign off before construction
Each discipline reviews and signs off on the design, on the record, before work begins.
Shortfalls become approved deviations
When a requirement cannot be met, it becomes a formal, approved deviation with its residual risk written down — not an untracked gap.
Attributed to the party who did the work
Every test names who performed it and who witnessed it. When a dispute lands, that line matters.
The front of one unbroken record
Design decisions live in the same record as install, commissioning and closeout, so the story is complete from the first review.
A hold point cannot be passed on somebody's word.
Each step names the proof it needs and stays open until that exact thing is recorded — for the technician, the office, an import and an administrator alike.
Seven screens, live from a real job. No account.
Put one of your jobs in it.
Thirty days, no card, your whole crew, every feature. A workspace with a job already in it. Exports and downloads switch on when you upgrade.