Most operational tools focus on planning, tracking, or reporting work. errProof is fundamentally different. It is the only platform designed to govern execution itself, ensuring work is performed correctly as it happens rather than reviewed after the fact. By enforcing procedures in real time, validating inputs, and controlling execution at the point of work, errProof closes the gap that traditional CMMS, EAM, and other workflow tools leave exposed. At the same time, it provides supervisors and leadership with a real time control tower view into active work, exceptions, and deviations as they occur. For organizations where inconsistency, manual verification, and post incident discovery are no longer acceptable, errProof stands alone as the execution layer purpose built for operational reliability at scale. It delivers enforced execution in the field along with immediate operational oversight across assets, sites, and teams.
When systems of record do not exist, errProof functions as a unified execution and asset context layer, preventing incomplete, inconsistent, or erroneous data from entering downstream systems. Where CMDBs, Asset DBs, CMMS, and EAM platforms are in place, errProof complements them by governing execution itself, ensuring only verified, correctly executed work is passed downstream.
errProof operates where work actually happens - in the field and on tablets and mobile devices even without internet connectivity ensuring the right procedure is executed on the right asset. Field verification mechanisms unlock the appropriate Error Elimination Procedures (EEPs), preventing work from being performed on the wrong equipment or out of sequence.
Instead of relying on memory, training, or static checklists, errProof embeds error elimination directly into the workflow. Out-of-spec conditions and deviations are detected and surfaced immediately and before they escalate into incidents or downtime.
errProof turns procedures into active, logic-driven workflows that enforce correct sequencing and validate inputs as work is performed. Field Engineers cannot advance until each step is completed correctly, preventing errors at the point of execution.