Dec 13, 2021
QETaRS.com allows businesses to track and get date-based expiration alerts for people, assets, and other user-definable items.
DAVIDSON, N.C. - Dec. 13, 2021 - PRLog -- "We are delighted to announce the January launch of QETaRS.com, our new online Compliance application," said Mark Thorpe, LMS50's President. "This new online compliance application provides businesses of all sizes with a cost-effective means of tracking date-based expirations for people, asset, and other user-definable items."
The QETaRS.com online application not only generates email alerts for expiring items, an online portal is also provided where multiple admins can keep an eye on and maintain their company's training, qualification, and certification status.
QETaRS.com tracks more than people-based expirations. Expirations associated with assets can also be tracked such as vehicle and equipment licensing and warranty dates.
One beta tester in the logistics business is using QETaRS.com to track their large collection of 'additional insured' insurance certificates. Instead of periodically scanning a spreadsheet for certificate end dates, this company is receiving weekly email alerts for trackable items expiring within the next 60 days.
For highly-regulated businesses, QETaRS.com's document upload feature is especially handy because "proof documents" supporting expiration dates can be uploaded and attached to the employee or asset record.
LMS50 Corporation is a veteran-owned technology business specializing in small business compliance and online training. Our websites are:
https://www.LMS50.com
https://www.QETaRS.com
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