Different systems
Each site brought its own ERP and reports. Comparing them takes someone with a spreadsheet and a free weekend.
Operations platform for inspection, repair and distribution
Your ERP records the sale. RIGGING-OS runs the work around it: receiving, inspection, repair, certification, shipping, training and quality records, done the same way at every site. Nothing in your ERP has to change.
Proven in lifting and rigging, where inspection records get audited.
The problem
Moving every new location onto one ERP is slow, expensive and risky. Meanwhile the real work, what happens to a customer's equipment between the order and the invoice, runs on paper, spreadsheets and habit.
Each site brought its own ERP and reports. Comparing them takes someone with a spreadsheet and a free weekend.
Inspection forms, repair steps and training records vary by branch, which is a problem the first time an auditor or a customer asks.
Customer equipment moves between benches with nothing to say where it is, what was found, or when the next inspection is due.
What we hear
The same complaints come up at distributors and equipment service shops, in different words. Each one is a gap between what the ERP records and what actually happens on the floor.
“It takes two weeks to move someone from one branch to another.”
Counter reps and technicians see the same boards, forms, labels and procedures wherever they are. Training binders build themselves from job titles, and required training is signed off by the employee.
“The order was in the system. Nobody on the floor had touched it until the order was due.”
One board shows every open order and quote, and late is always red. Kit orders that never reached the floor have their own view, and open orders are checked against shop work orders so gaps are flagged while there is still time.
“The system says we have it, but it is already cut and sitting on a bench.”
Scan a bin’s QR label to add or remove stock when it moves. Aisle, bay and bin locations, min/max levels and cycle counts checked by a second person keep the shelf and the screen in agreement.
“Our quality system lives in a binder, and each branch does it its own way.”
Quality documents, required training and sign-offs live in the same system as the work. Audited records keep an edit history, so you can show who changed what, and when.
“Where is the customer’s equipment right now?”
Every item gets a QR label at the door and every scan updates custody, so the answer comes from the history instead of asking around the shop.
“We re-key handwritten paperwork, and the mistakes follow the job.”
Pickup tickets and purchase orders, handwriting included, are read into a form for a person to check. One confirmation creates the ticket, the item lines and the QR labels.
The split
Many ERPs are built around financial transactions, like the invoice and the shipment. They do not tell a technician what the next step is, or show where a job is stuck. RIGGING-OS does that part and leaves your ERP alone.
How it fits
RIGGING-OS does not replace your ERP and does not ask a new site to give up its system on day one.
Each location keeps the system it runs today for accounting, invoicing and purchasing.
Paste or upload the reports you already run. The system shows what will be added, updated or removed, and nothing changes until you confirm.
Receiving, inspection, repair, quality and training follow the same steps and keep the same records at every site.
Report import is built for each ERP's report layout. Direct system-to-system connections are on the roadmap below.
In practice
It is logged and labeled at the door, inspected, quoted, repaired, certified and shipped, with a record at every step.
It needs an account, not new software. Its reports load, its people are set up, and its training binders build themselves from job titles.
The same boards and numbers across every location, side by side.
Who it is for
Slings, chain, hardware, hoists and wire rope. Inspection and repair forms, proof-test and rated-load calculators to ASME B30.9-2025, and the records an auditor expects.
Any business that must inspect, repair and certify customer equipment on a schedule, such as fall protection, hose assemblies or safety equipment. Set up with your own forms and rules. Ask us.
Distributors with a shop behind the counter, and groups growing by acquisition that want one way of working across sites with different ERPs.
RIGGING-OS is not accounting software and does not replace your ERP. It covers the operational work around it.
The platform
Each module works on its own and shares the same people, parts and customers with the rest. Every person lands on the work that is theirs.
An order board the whole counter trusts, with each rep seeing their own work.
Customer equipment, inventory and purchasing in one place.
The records customers and auditors ask for.
The shop floor, scheduled and color-coded.
Standards, safety and training in the same system as the work.
What managers and crews use every day.
QR tracking
The item is logged the moment it arrives.
A QR label is printed and attached.
Every scan updates custody instantly.
Where is it? Answered from the scan trail.
Customer equipment, rental assets and inventory parts all use the same scan-and-log pattern. A phone camera is enough.
AI-assisted intake
Customer paperwork is read for you. Nothing is saved until a person has checked it, and what is entered once follows the job through the shop.
Upload a pickup ticket, PO or other paperwork, as a PDF or a photo, handwriting included.
The intake form is filled in from the document. Correct anything that needs it.
One confirmation creates the ticket, the item lines and the QR labels, with the original attached.
Crates and pallets are read in from their inspection forms, and draft inspection reports and shop orders start from the same items as a ticket moves along.
Control and accountability
Every record created, changed or deleted is logged with who, when, and the old and new values. Searchable by administrators, kept for a year.
Individual logins with admin and user roles, and password-protected manager and import areas. User administration is limited to named administrators.
Data lives in an open-source database that exports to standard formats, with a nightly backup, so nothing is locked in.
Getting started
A 90-day pilot with success measures agreed in advance: adoption, import accuracy, records completed and support load.
Hands-on sessions for the counter, the shop floor and the leads, and a local champion at each site.
Groups of locations on a steady schedule, each set up the same way, with the quality documents and procedures already in place.
Not yet released. Shown for discussion; features and timing are to be confirmed.
The same boards and numbers across every location.
Read orders, quotes and inventory straight from supported ERPs, without pasting reports.
Counter sales tied to inventory, quotes that become orders, customer accounts, payments and receipts.
Access
One click from Chrome or Edge puts it on the taskbar and Start menu, in its own window.
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It opens full-screen and enables push notifications.
Chrome offers to install it, or add it from the browser menu. It works like a store app.
Same login and same live data on every device. No app store account needed.
Questions
The short answers to what we are asked most.
No. Each location keeps the ERP it runs for accounting, invoicing and purchasing. RIGGING-OS is the operations layer next to it.
An ERP records financial transactions: the order, the shipment, the invoice. It does not tell a technician which step comes next, show where a customer’s equipment is, or flag an order the floor has not started. RIGGING-OS covers that work: receiving and QR custody, inspection and repair records, the shop schedule, stock at the bin, and training and quality records.
A good deal can often be done, but it becomes a custom project at each location, and each one usually ends up a little different. RIGGING-OS gives every site the same screens, forms and rules from the start, without changing the ERP.
Paste or upload the reports your ERP already produces. RIGGING-OS shows what will be added, updated or removed, and nothing changes until you confirm. Direct connections to supported ERPs are on the roadmap and not yet released.
No. The ERP stays the record for money and company-wide inventory value. RIGGING-OS keeps the shop-floor view: locations, scans, min/max levels and cycle counts, with one-click Excel export when you need to reconcile.
That is the case it is built for. Every location keeps its own ERP and works the same way in RIGGING-OS.
You own your data. It lives in an open-source database that exports to standard formats, with a nightly backup, so nothing is locked in. To start, we run a 90-day pilot at three locations with success measures agreed in advance, then roll out in waves.
Request a demo
Tell us about your business and how many locations you run. We will set up a walkthrough of what matters most to you.