A component's quality is proven with paper that arrives late.
Material certificates, non-destructive testing, melt traces and supplier qualifications live in emails, PDFs and separate systems across several tiers. An incomplete dossier blocks an acceptance or, worse, surfaces on site; certificate counterfeiting (CFSI) is a real risk exactly where safety is everything.
Traceable supplier qualification
LEDGER holds the qualification status of every supplier and sub-supplier, with expiries, audits and non-conformances tied to the components in their scope.
Component pedigree
Each part carries its material certificates, NDT and processing traces, linked to lot and order: the history is reconstructable in a click, not a week.
Automated document control
CORTEX checks component dossiers for completeness and consistency against requirements, flagging missing or inconsistent certificates before acceptance.
Counterfeit defense
Provenance and cross-checked certificates help intercept suspect items (CFSI) before they enter the qualified chain.
Qualify
Register and assess suppliers and sub-suppliers in LEDGER.
Collect
Each component accumulates certificates and traces along the supply.
Verify
CORTEX checks dossiers for completeness and consistency.
Accept
The part reaches site with its full pedigree in hand.
Two products to make every component demonstrable: LEDGER holds supplier qualification and component pedigree end-to-end, CORTEX checks dossiers for completeness and consistency before acceptance. VAULT preserves the trace for the plant's life.
Multi-tier cloud with supplier access
Suppliers and sub-suppliers upload certificates and test reports into isolated areas, without seeing each other's data, while the buyer has visibility across the whole chain.
On-prem with ERP connectors
Instance inside the buyer's perimeter with connections to ERP and procurement (SAP, Oracle), for those keeping supply data within their own infrastructure.
Supplier isolation
Each supplier sees only its own perimeter: a vendor's commercial data and certificates are never visible to others, even when working on the same component.
Counterfeit defense (CFSI)
Provenance and automatically cross-checked certificates flag suspect items before they enter the qualified chain, a real risk exactly where safety is everything.
Audit-ready evidence
The compliance file is generated on demand under NQA-1 and ISO 9001, with no preparation: the evidence is already complete, consistent and dated.
Record integrity
Certificates and test reports are sealed at ingestion with a timestamp, so a document cannot be replaced after the fact without a trace.
Do suppliers have to adopt our tools?
No. Suppliers access a dedicated web area to upload certificates and reports in a structured way, verified against order requirements. They don't need to integrate their own systems, only to deliver documentation in the required format.
Does it cover multiple sub-supply tiers?
Yes. LEDGER tracks the chain of custody from the tier-two vendor to installation, with origin and transformations recorded at each lot. A part's history is reconstructable in a click, not a week.
What stops an acceptance on incomplete documentation?
CORTEX checks the component dossier against requirements before acceptance and flags missing or inconsistent certificates: the part doesn't pass until the evidence is complete, so the goal of zero acceptances on incomplete documentation is enforced, not just hoped for.
Does it connect to the site?
Yes. Qualified components and their pedigree flow into CADENCE when they reach the site and into VAULT as a lifecycle archive, so the part enters work with its history already complete and verified.
The mark encodes the mechanism, not the sector: la cupola di contenimento, il nucleo, le barre di controllo.