A demo that expires mid-rollout
Thirty-day trials end right when the pilot line is tagged and the shifts have learned the scan. Tegis has no expiry: the free workspace runs until you outgrow 25 procedures.
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Build machine-specific procedures, link QR codes, and export audit-ready PDFs at no cost. The free tier is not a trial: no 30-day clock, no per-seat fees, no sales call required. It is limited by procedure count, not by features.
Built for multi-site programs
Thirty-day trials end right when the pilot line is tagged and the shifts have learned the scan. Tegis has no expiry: the free workspace runs until you outgrow 25 procedures.
Some free plans make scanning or reading a paid feature. In Tegis, readers are never seats: technicians, operators, and affected employees all cost nothing.
Watermarked or stripped-down PDFs do not survive a review. The free tier exports the full per-asset PDF with energy sources, photos, and the QR code.
The full workflow a plant needs to run LOTO correctly, at zero cost.
Guided 1910.147(c)(4) structure: scope, shutdown, energy sources, isolation points, devices, photos, verification, and restart.
Link any procedure to an equipment QR sticker by scanning it or entering its UUID. The stickers themselves are print hardware you order when you want them.
Printable PDFs with isolation photos and the QR reference, for training boards, contractor packets, and audits.
Owners, editors, and viewers are never billable seats, on the free tier or any paid tier.
Write in draft, review, and approve in the record. The QR scan serves the approved version.
Twenty-five procedures covers a pilot line or a small plant. Prove the workflow before any purchase decision.
Who runs it
EHS owns it
One current version per asset, owners assigned per site.
Maintenance uses it
Scan at the asset, no binder hunt, no search box.
Corporate sees it
Company → site → asset. Every plant, same standard.
The free tier is the full workflow: procedures structured the way 1910.147(c)(4) expects, QR access at the asset, and PDF records that hold up in a review. Paid tiers add capacity, not features.
Company name, support email, and your first site: a line, a building, or a plant. Minutes of setup.
Start with the machines that get serviced most or carry the most energy. Existing Word files and field knowledge are enough.
Order stickers when you are ready, link each procedure, and export the PDFs your shifts will use.
No. There is no expiry date. The workspace stays free up to 25 procedures for as long as you use it.
Your procedures, QR links, and PDFs stay live. Moving to a paid tier is a capacity decision for more procedures and sites, not a migration or a feature unlock.
No. Procedures, linking, scanning, and PDF export all work without ordering anything. Stickers are print hardware you order when you put codes on equipment.
Pricing scales by procedures and sites, never per seat. The pricing page has current numbers.
The workflow works at small scale, and plants that prove it on 25 procedures tend to grow into paid capacity. We would rather earn the expansion than gate the trial.
Yes. Bring one of your own assets to a focused demo and we will map it live so you can judge the workflow before spending time on setup.
Provenio Consulting surveys equipment, authors machine-specific procedures, and delivers the program in a workspace your facility owns.
Set up the free workspace, write the first procedures, and decide about paying only when the program outgrows 25.