Asset Controller vs Calibration Control

Asset Controller is asset and calibration management software for assets and calibration laboratories. Its maker describes it as a platform for ISO17025 calibration and testing laboratories. Listed functions include calibration scheduling, certificate management, and an audit trail; users can generate their own certificates and labels. The product also offers custom dashboards, a visual workspace for diagrams, team task management, and an Outlook-style calendar.

A 14-day demo is available with up to 15 users, 100 GB storage, unlimited assets, support, and updates. Paid monthly plans range from Basic at £39 a month to Enterprise + at £169 a month. Basic includes two licences, unlimited users, 500 assets, 2GB storage, and free updates. Standard and higher plans include support and updates; annual billing saves 10%. The pricing page states there are no sign-up fees. The listed platforms are web and Windows, with no mobile support. Asset Controller is headquartered in Mellor, Lancashire, United Kingdom.

Calibration Control is Windows software for managing equipment and tools that require recurring calibration or maintenance. It tracks assets and supports calibration procedures, preventative maintenance, transfers, check-in and check-out, status changes, and barcode scanning. Users can schedule email or desktop reminders and publish a static HTML due list on an organization’s intranet. Reports include calibration certificates, worksheets, and due reports; existing reports can be customized or rebuilt with the Report Designer. The software supports MS Access or SQL Server databases, with SQL Server cloud hosting offered separately. Security features include authentication, role permissions, password rules, change logs, and SQL Server or Windows authentication. The maker lists 21 CFR Part 11 support features such as audit trails, electronic signatures, password controls, and account locking. Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2016 64-bit or later are supported. Pricing starts at $768, paid once for a per-seat base license, and a 30-day free trial is available.