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Equipment certification & compliance tracking

CertEquip: equipment certification tracking software

CertEquip is equipment certification tracking software for SMBs in regulated trades: carriers with DOT-inspected equipment, construction firms running cranes and lifts, ISO 9001 machine shops, and food-service operators with equipment on an inspection schedule. It registers every regulated asset, tracks its certifications, inspections, and calibrations, and starts reminding you weeks before anything expires. CertEquip records and reminds. It does not certify equipment, and it never decides whether something is safe to operate.

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Every regulated asset has its own certification history, and CertEquip watches every asset's next-due date, soonest first, on an expiry radar.

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Certification records are append-only. Recording a new certification never erases the last one, so the full history is always there for an audit.

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When someone asks for proof, you generate an audit binder PDF and share it with an auditor through a link that expires and can be revoked.

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Assets and certifications come in by CSV import or by photo/PDF upload with AI-assisted extraction, but a person always confirms what the system found before it becomes an official record.

For the ops-safety manager who inherited a binder full of calibration certificates

CertEquip is for the owner-operator or ops-safety manager who tracks recertification dates in a spreadsheet, a wall calendar, or a literal binder, and finds out about a lapsed calibration when an auditor or a general contractor asks for proof. It takes over watching every asset's next-due date and starts each reminder early enough that the paperwork is done before the deadline arrives. When the audit actually happens, the binder is a few clicks away instead of an afternoon of digging through file folders.

Expiry radar

Every regulated asset has a next-due date, and CertEquip watches all of them on one dashboard, soonest first.

Asset registry

Register equipment under asset types you define, each with its own calibration interval and requirement. Certification history per asset is append-only.

Reminders with a delivery ledger

Email reminders go out at the lead times you configure, plus a monthly digest. Every dispatch is recorded in an immutable ledger you can see per asset.

Audit binder + share link

Generate a branded PDF of an asset's or the fleet's certification history and current status, and hand an auditor a revocable link. No login required on their end.

Template library

Start from a curated library of asset-type templates with references to the governing requirement, instead of a blank form. Propose new ones; nothing publishes without review.

CSV + shoebox import

Bring in assets and certifications by CSV, or snap a photo of a certificate and let AI extraction pre-fill the fields. A person confirms every record before it counts.

Pricing

CertEquip is priced flat by how many assets you track, never by how many people log in: every plan includes unlimited users. Starter is $99/month for up to 50 tracked assets and covers the full workflow, from the asset registry through the audit binder. Growth is $249/month for up to 250 assets and adds shoebox document intake plus the compliance reports. Pro is $599/month with no asset cap. Annual billing saves 17%, and every plan starts with a 14-day trial. No card required.

Common questions

Does CertEquip certify my equipment, or tell me if it's safe to operate?
No. CertEquip records the certifications, inspections, and calibrations you and your vendors perform, and reminds you before they expire. The determination of whether equipment is safe to operate, or compliant with DOT, OSHA, or ISO requirements, stays with you and the relevant regulator.
Is CertEquip a maintenance-scheduling or work-order system?
No. CertEquip tracks certification and calibration compliance, not maintenance work orders, parts inventory, or preventive-maintenance scheduling.
Does CertEquip know what my state or industry requires?
CertEquip's template library gives you a starting point with a reference to the governing requirement text, but it runs no jurisdiction rule engine. You decide what applies to your equipment and your location.
How does data get into CertEquip?
By CSV import, or by uploading a photo or PDF of a certificate for AI-assisted extraction. Either way, a person reviews and confirms the record before it becomes part of an asset's official history.
Is CertEquip part of Composed Studio?
Yes. CertEquip is an independent product, built and supported by Composed Studio.

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