The data doesn't talk to each other. A policy changes, a record is added, and the score stays where you typed it.
Proof build. Sample data.
1173 Gap Engine
Built as an all-in-one solution for pipeline safety consultants to manage API RP 1173 pipeline safety management systems for their clients in one tool.
For consulting firms implementing API RP 1173 for their clients. Each client's PSMS is spread across a dozen spreadsheets, folders and inboxes. Things change every day, and nobody sees it until the next review.
Proof build. Sample data. Built around the 56 contractor PSMS topics from API's Pipeline SMS Contractor's Guide.
The problem
You build the program once. Then it sits in a matrix, a Word file and an email thread.
Every client starts from scratch, so the number of clients you can carry stays flat.
How it runs
What changes, in the tool
Every client in one Book of Business
Every client in one Book of Business, with open actions, maturity and the weakest area for each.
The Gap Engine holds the 56 topics
The Gap Engine holds the 56 contractor PSMS topics from API's Pipeline SMS Contractor's Guide, each scoped to the work your contractor actually does. Readiness for each of the 10 API RP 1173 elements, scored from the work as it happens.
Policies, records and scores share data
Policies, records and scores share data, so they stay connected. Update threads go away. You take on more clients without rebuilding the program each time.
The audit lives in the same system
Run the audit in the same system that holds the evidence.
The firm uses it. The operator does not need an account.
Files stay where the firm already keeps them. The firm owns the build.
The score does not invent a mature program. Judgment stays with the consultant.
Builds like this start with an Automation Sprint from $5,000 per workflow, quoted up front after a short email conversation.