Questions, answered plainly.

SkaldIQ is one connected suite for quality, fabrication and weld management. It brings the weld log and weld map, welder and NDT qualifications, standards, controlled procedures, client approval and signing, and a Quality File (your data book, or MRB) into one record, so a detail is entered once and used everywhere.

Teams that weld, fabricate and inspect in regulated work: welding coordinators, quality managers and project managers. A client's QA representative can follow their own project through a read-only portal and answer documents sent to them for approval.

The Quality File is your data book (MRB). It is collated and generated automatically from records already reviewed and approved through the project, and delivered as one indexed PDF with contents, bookmarks and continuous page numbers. A check before issue names anything still waiting for review or approval.

No. SkaldIQ helps you evidence what a standard or contract asks for. It does not certify your work. The code edition in force, your contract and your own quality system decide what is required.

Three items are marked coming soon: internal audits, WPS and PQR generation, and WPQ creation. The Products page lists everything else.

Request a demo on the Contact page. Tell us what you would like to see and we will set up a demo around it. A person replies, usually the same day.

Pressure equipment, structural steel, oil and gas, marine and shipbuilding, energy and renewables, general fabrication, and any other regulated environment. These are examples, not limits.

SkaldIQ is not tied to one code. It works with whichever standard your contract names. For example only: ASME B31.3, ASME IX, ISO 9606-1, ISO 15614-1, ISO 3834-2, EN 1090, ISO 9001, and for pressure equipment the PED and the UK PESR.

Yes. The standards register holds each standard with its edition, status, review date and where your licensed copy is kept. An earlier edition stays in view without stopping any work. SkaldIQ stores the reference; your licensed copy stays where you keep it.

No. It helps you evidence control of your own quality documents: a reference, a responsible person, a revision and a next review date for each. It does not say whether a document is adequate.

Yes. Each organisation's records are kept apart from every other's, and stored copies of standards stay private to your organisation.

For a client's QA representative, SkaldIQ offers a client portal: a read-only view of their own project and nothing else.

Approvals leave a tamper-evident record that an auditor can verify, rather than take your word for it. A signed copy is kept as a new file, the original is not changed, and a changed copy no longer matches the check.

You sign a welder's qualification confirmation, a certificate or any other document with your signature and your organisation's stamp. SkaldIQ prints a reference, a check code and a QR code on the page. Anyone holding the page can enter the reference and check code on the Verification page and see the signer's name and position, the date and time, and the organisation. No sign-in is needed.

No. It shows who signed and when, and the reference of the document that was signed, never the document itself. A warning appears instead if the signing has been withdrawn.

A changed copy no longer matches the check. A single signed report or certificate can also be compared with the signed original, by its fingerprint in your browser. A file you check is never uploaded or kept.

Yes. Each signed page inside a Quality File carries its own QR code, which can be checked.

Only documents signed in SkaldIQ. The reference and check code are always printed on the page. The QR code is on every signed page where the organisation has it switched on.