Current records. A history you can check.
Link equipment, requirements and milestones to their source documents, including the versions they replaced.
Book a callSee what changed and why.
Keep the current value and its history together, so your team can check how a requirement or delivery date changed.
- One model per project
- Sources and read dates
- Earlier versions stay readable
- Documents linked to their records
Desert Ridge Storage
8 records
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Follow a changed record to the equipment and milestones it affects.
Illustrative example with fictional project records.
Project records
Connect the work to its requirements.
Link equipment and orders to the drawings and milestones they depend on.
- Follow linked records
- Open the supporting evidence
- Check the current project state
GSU-01 — 500 MVA generator step-up transformer
At riskOne record, three sources, and the gap between them on display.
Sources
Find the value in the document.
Each citation identifies the document, its location and when Vela read it.
- Open the cited row or section
- Check the read date
- Verify the value at its source
Where this value came from
Every citation lands on a row you can open and check.
History
Keep earlier versions readable.
Compare a new revision with the one it replaces, including the delivery dates recorded before a supplier changed them.
- Review previous values
- Compare document revisions
- Find records for a review
On site, as it has been recorded
Earlier values remain available after an update.
Freshness
Know when a source was last read.
See which sources need another check when an email and a register disagree.
- Check the last-read date
- Spot stale records
- Review conflicting values
Sources
4 readingCheck when Vela last read each source.
Get to know Vela.
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