For the people who sign things
Live numbers — not a stale PDF relayed through three inboxes.
Completion percent, diameter-inches earned, repair rates: the numbers that steer a program should be self-serve, current, and ready to put in front of a client without a Friday of reformatting.
Who it serves / Project leadership
Sound familiar?
The problems worth naming.
The Friday assembly ritual
Someone on your team spends every Friday assembling Excel into PowerPoint so leadership can see how the program is really going.
Rework you can’t price
Rejected diameter-inches — the true currency of rework — reconstructed by hand because no system treats it as a first-class number.
Decisions on last week’s data
By the time quality trends reach you, the welds in question are already buried under three more days of production.
How MaxTrax answers
Designed against exactly these scars.
Executive packs that send themselves
Branded, scheduled report delivery with an observable lifecycle — failures are louder than successes, and every emailed report carries a durable link that still works next morning. Coming to early access.
Rejected inches, first-class
Accepted vs rejected diameter-inches, first-pass vs repair, per welder, per line, per week — queryable numbers, not a hand-kept side log.
Self-serve rollups
Completion, NDE progress, package readiness — live on desktop and phone, without asking the QC manager to relay them.
Commercially built for programs
One dedicated deployment, one annual arrangement, priced to the work — never to headcount. Your whole project ecosystem, including subs and third-party inspectors, participates at no extra cost.
The program deserves numbers that arrive before the decisions do. Talk to us about what leadership should see.
Let’s talk about your program.
Tell us how your program runs today — we’ll show you what the new platform changes, no deck required.