Calibration Suite FAQ

Yes. Calibration Suite is designed for Windows laptops and desktop computers, so you can use it in the field or at the office.

Smartphones are not yet supported. Calibration Suite currently requires a Windows laptop or desktop computer.

Calibration Suite supports guided calibration and reporting for:

• Pressure gauges and differential-pressure gauges.
• Pressure transducers using the pressure-transmitter workflow for supported 4–20 mA, 1–5 V, and 0–10 V outputs.
• Temperature indicators.
• Pressure (PIT) and temperature (TIT) transmitters.
• Pressure, differential-pressure, and temperature switches, including the supported high and low designations.
• IEC platinum RTDs: Pt50, Pt100, Pt200, Pt500, and Pt1000, with two-, three-, and four-wire connections.
• Thermocouples: types B, E, J, K, N, R, S, and T.

Level transmitters (LIT) and flow transmitters (FIT) are also included as registered instrument types. Level switches (LSL, LSH, LSLL, LSHH) and flow switches (FSL, FSH, FSLL, FSHH) are registered types as well. Dedicated calibration workflows for these level and flow instruments remain under review.

See the Features page for the expanded instrument family list and workflow status.

You perform the tests using appropriate calibration equipment; Calibration Suite guides the workflow, records results, evaluates tolerances, and prepares reports.

Available units depend on the selected instrument and calibration method:

• Pressure: PSI, kPa, bar, inH₂O, and mmH₂O. Millibars (mbar) are also available for differential pressure switches.
• Temperature: °C and °F.
• Electrical readings: mA, V, Ω, and mV.

Yes. You can print your reports for customers, job records, or office files, and keep digital copies.

You can save completed reports as PDFs and attach them to an email using Outlook or another email service.

Yes. An administrator can reopen a signed-off session by entering a reason, such as adding an instrument. Calibration Suite records the reason and increments the revision number. Existing completed instrument readings remain locked.

Yes. You can maintain a test equipment register with equipment details, calibration dates, and due dates, then assign saved equipment to jobs.

The test equipment register stores calibration and due dates for each item and displays its status as Current, Due Soon, or Overdue. This helps you identify equipment that needs attention before assigning it to a job.

Yes. Calibration Suite supports Excel (.xlsx) reports. You can review the extracted data before importing it into calibration history.

Yes. Calibration Suite supports importing Excel (.xlsx) and CSV equipment lists into the test equipment register.

You can purchase a single Calibration Suite license for one computer. Additional computer licenses are optional.

Yes. Your purchase includes a license key to activate Calibration Suite on your licensed computer.

Calibration Suite is licensed annually. Monthly licensing is not currently offered.

Calibration Suite's initial sales markets are the United States and Canada. Other countries are not yet supported for purchase.

Our initial focus is the United States and Canada. We may expand into Europe in the future, but no launch date has been set.