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Overview
Calibration Control helps teams track and manage equipment, calibrations, and maintenance with automated notifications, customizable dashboards, and detailed reporting. While reporting flexibility may be limited for highly specialized metrics, the software benefits manufacturing, service centers, and inspection teams by supporting regulatory compliance and streamlined asset management.
Calibration Control Specifications
- Asset Lifecycle Management
- Maintenance Management
- Reporting And Analytics Dashboards
- Helpdesk And Service Requests
What Is Calibration Control?
Calibration Control is a calibration management software designed for organizations that need to track and manage assets, calibrations, and maintenance activities. The software provides features such as customizable dashboards, automated notifications, reporting tools, barcode scanning, and secure multi-user access. Users can attach files, print labels, and transfer assets quickly while maintaining quality and regulatory standards.
Calibration Control helps organizations streamline record-keeping, improve data accuracy, and save time on calibration and maintenance processes.
Calibration Control Pricing
The Calibration Control price plan starts at $0. This free plan includes unlimited seats and a 30-day trial period. Further pricing tiers of the software are as follows:
- Per Seat: $768.00/seat
- Concurrent: $1037.00/seat
- Terminal: $50.00/seat or $75.00 concurrent
In addition to the software license, organizations implementing Calibration Control should expect industry-standard implementation costs. Database import services and setup typically range around $297. Additional licenses for $200/seat and $300/concurrent, and optional terminal users or hosting services may add $50 to $399.
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
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Who Is Calibration Control For?
Calibration Control is ideal for organizations across a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Manufacturing
- Aviation and aerospace
- Oil and energy
- Automation
- Environmental services
Is Calibration Control Right For You?
Calibration Control is ideal for organizations needing efficient calibration, asset, and maintenance management with regulatory compliance. The software offers secure, role-based access, customizable reporting, and scalable multi-user support. Trusted by clients such as CBS Television City, BAE Systems, Emerson, FEMA, and GE Aviation, it streamlines workflows, maintains accurate records, and enhances operational visibility while supporting long-term compliance and asset management goals.
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Calibration Control Features
Sign-In Mode
The platform includes a sign-in mode that enables secure access management for different users. This ensures that only authorized personnel can reach specific functionalities while maintaining a log of all activity. It helps organizations track user actions, enhance security, and support compliance requirements efficiently.
Quick Asset Transfers
This feature allows rapid asset transfers using barcode-assisted scanning between departments, locations, or personnel. The software logs detailed information during each transfer, providing a reliable audit trail. It streamlines asset management, reduces manual errors, and ensures accurate tracking across the organization.
Data Grid Filtering
Calibration Control software provides advanced data grid filtering to locate records quickly. Multiple filtering methods allow users to narrow down results in any visible field. This functionality improves data retrieval efficiency, simplifies management of large datasets, and supports better decision-making.
Label Printing
The system includes label printing with over 160 customizable templates or the ability to create new ones. Labels can be adapted for equipment, assets, or calibration records. This also ensures proper identification, enhances organization, and maintains consistency across the facility.
Barcode Scanning
This feature enables scanning of bar-coded labels for quick searches, asset transfers, and record updates. It integrates with existing workflows to accelerate routine operations. Barcode scanning helps improve accuracy, reduce manual entry, and streamline overall calibration and asset management.
Pros And Cons of Calibration Control
Pros
Attaches files directly to equipment records
Streamlines asset and calibration tracking
Barcode scanning enhances operational speed
Cons
User interface can be confusing
Occasional interruptions in database connections
Calibration Control Reviews
Total 10 reviews
4.9
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TonyA.
Airlines/Aviation, 11-50 employees
More than a year
“Responsive support and online docs are helpful”
Pros
Calibration Control gives us a full-featured system for keeping equipment, instrumentation and even personnel and process qualifications up to date. It helps us make sure every operational part of the business stays ready at all times. There's a lot of flexibility in the platform and I'm still discovering new ways to use it, usually with the help of the detailed online documentation and, when needed, direct contact with the team behind it. They're very responsive and always willing to provide extra support whenever it's needed.
Cons
My one wish would be better readability options, specifically the ability to enlarge not only the grid itself but also have the font scale along with it, similar to the zoom feature available in many other applications.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
9
Value for money
9
Customer Support
10
Functionality
8
Anonymous
Public Safety, 101-500 employees
Less than a year
“Training requirements are minimal”
Pros
Keeping track of thousands of items with Calibration Control has been incredibly efficient and it didn't take much training to get up and running. The software was customized to fit my site's specific needs which made the setup practical and aligned with exactly what I was looking for. The automatic notifications for equipment servicing have been especially valuable and save me a lot of time every day.
Cons
The software doesn't need extensive training overall but a few features aren't immediately user-friendly at first. That said, the documentation is thorough and the support team has been very helpful whenever needed.
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Ease of use
8
Value for money
9
Customer Support
8
Functionality
9
DuaneG.
Research, 11-50 employees
More than a year
“Low IT footprint and affordable cost”
Pros
Built specifically with calibration professionals in mind, this software fits the job really well. It also keeps the IT footprint small so it doesn't need a lot of resources to run. On top of that, the tech support has been very helpful whenever we've needed assistance and the overall cost is extremely budget friendly.
Cons
At first, we implemented it with an Access database which meant it depended heavily on having a stable local network. Since our network wasn't reliable, we ran into dropouts and crashes. After moving over to a Cloud SQL server, those issues completely went away.
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Ease of use
9
Value for money
10
Customer Support
9
Functionality
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Calibration Control have a mobile app?
No, Calibration Control does not offer a dedicated mobile app.
What other apps does Calibration Control integrate with?
Information about third-party integrations has not been specified by the vendor.
What level of support does Calibration Control offer?
Calibration Control offers support through phone and email.
What language does Calibration Control support?
Calibration Control primarily supports English.
What types of pricing plans does Calibration Control offer?
The vendor offers four plans, including Free Trial at $0, Per Seat at $768.00/seat, Concurrent at $1037.00/seat, and Terminal at $50.00/seat and $75 concurrent. Get a detailed Calibration Control cost breakdown tailored to your specific requirements.
Does Calibration Control offer an API?
No, Calibration Control does not offer an API.
Who are the typical users of Calibration Control?
Calibration Control features are used by organizations across industries such as aviation and aerospace, oil and energy, automation, manufacturing, and environmental services.