Scope · deliverables · readiness
Projects & jobs
A job's real state — welds here, NDT there, certificates in a third place — is scattered, so "is this ready to consign?" is answered by walking the floor and checking three folders.
How it works
- 01
Open the job as a record
A project holds the client, site, scope and deliverables — the job as a record, not an email thread.
- 02
Everything writes to the job
Every weld, inspection, certificate and NCR belongs to the project it was done under.
- 03
Read consignment readiness
Whether the job can be consigned is a status you read, not a walk of the floor and three folders.
What it covers
Project register
Client, site, scope and deliverables — the job as a record, not an email thread.
Everything linked to its job
Every weld, inspection, certificate and NCR belongs to a project.
Consignment readiness
Whether the job can actually be consigned, as one number, not a walk of the floor.
The dossier, scoped to the job
The MRB/MDR for this project assembles from the records that belong to it.
One shared state
A project manager and a quality manager see the same status, not two spreadsheets.
The container that makes traceability mean something
Everything in Worgify writes to a job: a weld belongs to a joint, a joint to an assembly, an assembly to a project. Projects is the container that makes traceability mean something — this record, for this client, on this job, under this regime.
It doesn’t replace your planning or ERP tools; it owns the part specific to provable work, and the handover dossier for the job assembles from the records that belong to it.