MessLOG
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Self-monitoring · Pre-treatment · Chemical store

The bath readings are in the folder.
The inspector is on the shop floor.

MessLOG records pre-treatment where it happens — at the bath, on a phone, in seconds. And produces the records when someone asks.

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QUALICOATGSB AL 631 / ST 663QIB

The bottleneck is not the measuring

Record where you measure

One large input field, the target range as a bar beneath it, green or red at once. No slip of paper to be typed up later — and lost on the way.

Limits that think along

Target and limit values per record type. A deviation shows up while typing, not three days later during evaluation.

Presentable at the push of a button

Records as PDF using your own template. Trends per bath. Who changed which value and when is in the log.

A look inside the application

Recording where you measure
Recording where you measureOne value, large and centred, the target range as a bar beneath. System keyboard or large keys — the plant decides.
All records by day
All records by dayFour key figures on top, below every entry with type, time, inspector and assessment.
Chemical store
Chemical storeArticles with batch, location and signal word. Stock and expiry on the right, coloured when something is due.
Calibration of test equipment
Calibration of test equipmentDue dates per instrument. What is overdue or falls due soon reports itself.
Evidence as PDF
Evidence as PDFUsing your own template, with target, actual, assessment and the action taken.

What the rules require — and where it sits in MessLOG

RequirementIn MessLOG
Bath analyses, at least daily Record types with their own fields, target and limit values
Detect and evidence deviations Assessment while typing, coloured target-range bar
Record with date, time and person Automatic on every entry, including change history
Monitor test equipment Calibration with due dates and advance warning
Easily accessible for the inspector Records as PDF using your own template, per period
Trace chemicals Containers with batch, supplier, expiry, QR label

How much time goes into transcribing?

It is not the measuring that costs time, but the way from the slip of paper into the table. Try it:

Basis: 230 working days a year. Only the transcribing is counted — not the measuring itself.

46

hours a year, just for typing up

2760

What MessLOG is not

  • No substitute for the specifications. What has to be checked and how often is in QUALICOAT, GSB AL 631 and the QIB rules — not in this software.
  • No certification. A clean record does not pass an inspection. A clean plant does — and MessLOG helps it prove so.
  • No machine interface. Values are entered by people.