GageList vs Timly: Which is a better fit?

It is a great database for our gage assets and the related calibrations. It has some nice built-in reports with the ability to download data.

Casey C

Supply Chain Manager

The language is a bit different than what I am used to (i.e. control no. as opposed to serial no.), but not to the point that it deterred me from switching.

There's a brief learning curve, but it was easy to climb AND the tech support is fantastic. Any questions I've had have been answered quickly and solutions usually found within a day or so, tops.

Sorting by serial number is basically useless, unless all your gages have a common and consistent numbering scheme.

I really enjoy the ease of using this software. Great for keeping track of what gauges we have and where they are located.

The more recent changes makes it a little more difficult to figure out.

The ability to assign gages and assets to people and locations is very helpful in physically tracking down equipment when it's time to calibrate.

Hard to sort calibration records when looking for a specific one.