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AMPS for NDT and inspection companies

NDT companies use AMPS to create and assign jobs, keep technician and equipment certificates current with a one-month expiry flag, deliver consistent client reports from their own Word templates and invoice through Xero.

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Typical use cases

  • Running the job pipeline from creation and assignment to report, timesheet and Xero invoice
  • Tracking technician method certificates, site tickets and radiation licences with expiry flags
  • Keeping equipment calibration certificates and reference block records current
  • Producing UT, MPI, PT, RT and visual reports from existing Word templates on site
  • Managing periodic inspections of client equipment with asset history and due-date flags
  • Coordinating shutdown scopes with job groups and per-asset statuses

A day on AMPS

The office opens jobs from client emails or with email actions, attaches the work pack and assigns technicians whose certificates are visible on the personnel page. Technicians see their jobs page, do the work, upload photos, fill the Word report on a tablet with job data already in place, sign it and send it to the client from AMPS. Time and reimbursable costs go on the job the same day. The job is marked ready for invoicing and the office creates the invoice in Xero.

Certificates and equipment

AMPS keeps personnel and equipment certificates on dedicated personnel and equipment pages, and its flag system warns one month before a certificate, calibration document or scheduled inspection falls due, so managers always know what is missing or expiring.

Repeat work and shutdowns

In AMPS every asset and job carries a QR code. Scanning it opens the asset page and the history of jobs performed on it, assets can hold sub-assets, and jobs can be grouped, for example per shutdown. During shutdowns, jobs are grouped, work packs stay current on each job page with real-time notification, and Power BI compares performance and cost afterwards.

What customers say

An NDT manager quoted on amps.global: since starting on AMPS, work is much more organised and progress is tracked without digging through emails or spreadsheets. A managing director: operations optimised, insight into job and staff performance, visibility into costing and workflows.

Frequently asked questions

How does AMPS help with NATA or IANZ assessments?
AMPS is software and holds no accreditation itself. It keeps the records an ISO/IEC 17020 or 17025 assessor asks for in one place: personnel and equipment certificates with expiry flags, calibration documents, a report folder per job and a history of every action, while your approved QA folder structure stays unchanged in your own cloud storage.
Can a new technician get going quickly?
A trainee testimonial on amps.global describes getting up and running quickly to open jobs and create reports, and using the AI assistant to improve reports. Inspectors have their own jobs page with everything they need for each job.
Do we lose our existing reports and templates?
No. Your Word templates become AMPS templates as they are, and completed reports are saved in the job's report folder in your own OneDrive, SharePoint or Google Drive, so your QA system continues unchanged.
What does it cost?
AMPS is priced per user per month in New Zealand dollars, excluding GST, with every feature included: Starter NZ$60 (up to 50 users), Business NZ$50 (51 to 100 users) and Enterprise on quote with custom integrations at no extra charge. There are no add-ons or hidden fees, and a free trial with access to all features is available on request.

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