The measuring-instrument fleet software for machine shops. Calibrations levelled across the year.
Gage keeps the fleet register, prints the labels, ties every certificate to its instrument — and knows which tools actually work, from your Report data.
Everything the binder did badly, in one place.
From the register to the label on the tool, Gage covers the full cycle — and every piece below exists today, not on a roadmap.
The whole fleet
Instruments, categories, sites, columns your way. A tool retired from the fleet is never marked overdue: status rules.
Workload leveled, not endured
The workload view shows due dates; the leveling assistant spreads them across the year. No more forty calibrations due the same month.
Warned before, not after
Automatic email reminders ahead of every due date — with preview and test send to tune them your way.
The procedure inside the software
Spec, tolerances, standards, acceptance criteria: every instrument links to its calibration procedure. What ISO asks for, right where you calibrate.
The label comes out of Gage
A PDF at the exact size of the P-touch tape, with a yearly color cycle. The label on the tool always matches the register.
The certificate follows the tool
The lab scan attaches to the instrument and merges into its PDF certificate. No more binder, no more digging.
The PDF you hand the auditor
A tool's complete certificate — summary, history, attachments — plus a fleet list export. One click.
Who holds what
Every tool has a holder. Someone leaves? Their fleet gets reassigned — nothing sleeps in a drawer without you knowing.
Reference standards, tracked
Your reference standards' traceability is recorded, with an alert if they fall overdue. The measurement chain holds end to end.
An overdue instrument is an audit at risk.
A late-calibrated instrument means a contestable inspection report. Gage alerts you before the due date and never lets a calibration date slip backward.
- ↑Early alerts — you are warned before the due date, not after.
- ✓ISO rule enforced — the system can only bring a calibration date forward, never postpone it.
- ≡Full traceability — an instrument's complete history, ready for the auditor.
The instrument fleet, on one screen.
Compliance, overdue calibrations, the next thirty days and reference standards: what the metrology lead sees when opening Gage in the morning.
Calibrate first what actually gets used.
Gage knows which instruments are used most by cross-referencing your Report data. Prioritize calibration of the tools actually in use — not the ones sleeping in a drawer.
And if a calibration goes wrong?
An instrument found non-conforming means already-shipped parts to re-check. The Recall tab lists the Report reports where the tool was used over the period — you know immediately what to recall, and what to leave alone.
ISO 17025
Calibration and traceability structure aligned with metrology requirements.
Montréal · Law 25
Hosted in Montréal, no data outside Canada.
Asterion SSO
A single account for Gage, Report and the whole ecosystem.
Your certificates stay in Canada. And stay yours.
A calibration certificate carries your conformity — it's what the auditor asks for. Gage is built to keep it safe, and findable.
The certificate follows the instrument
Every calibration keeps its certificate attached to the instrument. In an audit, you find it in seconds — not in a binder.
Data in Montréal
Hosted on Montréal infrastructure. Your data never leaves the country — and is never used to retrain an AI model. Law 25 compliant.
Encrypted, never shared
Your fleet and your certificates belong to you alone. Export at any time.
Fourteen years in Québec machine shops — we know what an NDA means.
Never again an audit delayed by a certificate no one can find.
Fleet, calibrations and certificates in one place — hosted in Montréal. $99 per month alone, unlimited users, included in QMS and Report.