Does Integrity Loop replace my inspection body?
No. Integrity Loop makes use of the reports produced by your inspection bodies (non-destructive testing). It does not carry out the inspection: it structures it and tracks it over time.
Which report formats are supported?
The engine works with adapters: one report format equals one adapter calibrated on real documents. New bodies are added over time. An unsupported format is archived and flagged, never interpreted at random.
Does the data go to the cloud?
No. The database and the reports stay local on the workstation, with automatic timestamped backups. Deleting a report is reversible through restore.
Can one item of equipment inspected by several providers be tracked?
Yes. Several reports, from several bodies and formats, can feed the same equipment. Identity matching is done in a validated way, never guessed.
Is Integrity Loop an alternative to an EAM such as IBM Maximo?
Integrity Loop turns inspection data into asset-integrity tracking, something asset-management suites do not do. It is a standalone software that coexists with an EAM already in place.
On which equipment is it most used?
Stainless steel storage vessels, cyclones, drying towers and bag filters, in the food, pharmaceutical and medical industries.
Does Integrity Loop do predictive maintenance?
Yes, from your real data. By tracking how defects evolve from one inspection to the next (nature, severity, location), it highlights the equipment that is degrading and helps schedule repairs before production stops. Every alert is based on your reports.
What is asset integrity?
The ability of a piece of equipment to operate safely and at the expected performance throughout its life. Managing it means tracking the real condition of each asset over time, from inspections.
What is NDT (non-destructive testing)?
A set of techniques (ultrasonics, dye penetrant, radiography, etc.) that assess the condition of equipment without damaging it. Each test produces a report that Integrity Loop structures and uses.
What are API 510, 570 and 653?
Reference inspection codes: API 510 for pressure vessels, API 570 for piping, API 653 for storage tanks. Integrity Loop structures findings in line with these frameworks.
What is RBI (risk-based inspection)?
An approach that prioritises inspections according to the risk of each item of equipment. Integrity Loop feeds it by making the condition and evolution of each asset visible.
Do you need an internet connection?
No. Integrity Loop installs and runs locally, on your workstation or your network. No inspection data goes to the cloud.
How long does it take to get started?
Importing and reading a first batch of reports is immediate. A new format needs an adapter, calibrated on your real documents.
Can several sites be tracked?
Yes. The dashboard can be viewed by group then by site, with indicators computed over the chosen scope.
How is the data secured?
Local database off the cloud, automatic timestamped backups, one-click deletion and restore. Your reports stay with you.
Does the AI invent data?
No. It extracts what is written in the report. Missing data is flagged as such, never guessed.
Can the data be exported?
Yes. The audit file for an item of equipment or a site can be exported, and the data is available as CSV.
In which sectors is Integrity Loop used?
Food, pharmaceutical and medical: sectors where equipment integrity and traceability are critical.
Does Integrity Loop carry out the inspection itself?
No. Your bodies carry out the tests. Integrity Loop structures the data and tracks it over time.
How do I request a demonstration?
Just ask: we will present Integrity Loop and answer your questions. Contact us.