Every anchor point.
Tested, tagged, on record.
Fig. 01 — Anchor pull-test in progress
How verification works
Three steps between a wrench on the roof and a compliance record anyone can trust.
- 01
Test & Tag
A certified technician load-tests the anchor on site and fits it with a tamper-evident NFC/QR plate tied to its engineering record.
- 02
Log the Record
Corrosion status, substrate condition, and test method are logged against the anchor the moment the tag is scanned -- no paper, no re-entry.
- 03
Verify Anytime
Anyone with the tag -- an inspector, a facility manager, an auditor -- scans it and reads the current compliance status on the spot.
Built for every party on the record
Field Inspectors & Crew
A mobile-first logging workspace for the roof: scan a tag, read the anchor’s history, record a pull-test result, and file a deficiency without leaving the site.
Facility & Safety Managers
Portfolio-level visibility into every building, site, and anchor under your management -- retest schedules, deficiency status, and exportable compliance reports.
Building Owners & Auditors
No login required. Scan the NFC or QR plate on any anchor to read its current, publicly verifiable compliance status.
Piloting with facility teams across BC.
Talk to us about tagging your first site, or bringing an existing anchor inventory onto the record.
