The quality package your customer demands. Assembled, not improvised.
Mill certs, CoCs, inspection reports, NDT: at delivery, everything must be there, in order. Praxis starts from the contract requirements, tracks what's missing and assembles the final package — one PDF, ready to send.
I answer personally — usually the same day.
The parts are good. It's the package that blocks.
The contract arrives with its demands: an ITP to follow, hold points, certificates to supply. Production moves ahead; the package waits. At delivery, someone spends an evening gathering scattered PDFs — a mill cert in an email, a report on a network drive, a CoC the supplier never sent. This isn't one particular shop: it's what repeats everywhere people subcontract for a large customer.
One missing document, and it's the payment that waits.
From the contract to the delivered package, losing nothing on the way.
Praxis has one job: every contract requirement proven by a document, and the whole thing out the door as one ordered package.
Requirements, entered once
Each contract demand becomes a line in the package: what to prove, with which document. That's the backbone — everything else hangs on it.
Documents attached to the work order
Mill certs, CoCs, reports: imported, annotated if needed, and linked to the requirement they prove. Nothing sleeps in an inbox anymore.
The AI reads, you decide
The AI compares the certificate to the requirement — grade, standard, treatment — and returns a verdict. You confirm it or reject it. A switch turns the AI off entirely if you don't want it.
Progress, visible
What's proven, what's missing, requirement by requirement — before the customer asks, not after.
The final package, assembled
Cover page, sections in order, one complete PDF. The document your customer expects, the way they expect it.
What Praxis does not do.
A tool that promises everything ends up keeping nothing. Here are the limits, stated before you find them.
It doesn't sign for you
Every AI verdict waits for your validation. Conformity is something you pronounce — not the machine.
It doesn't measure your parts
The inspection report is Asterion Report's job. Praxis takes the finished report and files it in the package.
It isn't finished
Praxis is in early access, built sprint by sprint with a pilot shop. What's delivered works; what isn't delivered isn't promised.
Your customers' documents, protected.
A quality package holds your customer's drawings, certificates and requirements. Praxis is built to keep them confidential.
AI in Montréal, and it can be switched off
AI verification runs in Québec — hosting AND processing. And a switch turns it off entirely if your customer requires it.
Data in Montréal
Hosted on Montréal servers. Your data never leaves the country. Law 25 compliant.
Encrypted, never shared
Your packages and your customers' documents belong to you alone. Export at any time.
A Québec shop that knows what an NDA means.
Your next packages, built in Praxis.
$599 per month, unlimited users, full Asterion suite included. Write to me — we'll look at your packages together.