Revisions are not scattered across people
Every revision has a project, status, validity date, and owner.
Revision records and deadline reminders
Reviscan brings revisions, validity dates, and ownership together across projects. You can see which revisions are active, which are overdue, and where the team needs to update the result or next step.
Revision overview
Updated today at 08:40
| Project | Revision | Valid until | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prague office building | Fire alarm and fire doors | Yesterday | Overdue |
| Brno south warehouse | Electrical rack inspection | 7 days | Active |
| Pilsen production hall | Pressure equipment | 30 days | Needs revision |
Prague office building
OverdueBrno south warehouse
ActivePilsen production hall
Needs revisionWhat needs updating
For revisions, knowing that a date exists somewhere is not enough. You need status, validity, and ownership without copying data between spreadsheets.
Every revision has a project, status, validity date, and owner.
The overview surfaces overdue revisions without manual chasing.
The team gets a signal when a deadline is approaching or already overdue.
The home view should answer one question: which revisions are fine, which are ending, and which already need action?
Projects, assets, revisions, and deadlines in one system.
Upcoming and overdue revisions do not stay hidden in a spreadsheet.
Drafts, active revisions, overdue items, and revisions needing work each have a clear place.
The team can quickly open active revisions, overdue items, or drafts.
The documentation covers the public site and user guides. The app is ready for teams that want revisions and deadline reminders in one place.