• • Single-user version fully compatible with Win 7, Win 8, Win 8
• 1 and Win 10
• • Multiuser version can be served from Microsoft Servers 2008, 2008 R2, 2012 R1, 2012 R2, 2016 2019
• • Audit trail capability
• • Dynamically created lookup lists that make the creation of each new item faster than the last
• • Automated email notification of custodians regarding items that are due for action
• • Every field can be renamed to your liking
• Numerous extra fields are provided for custom use
• • Password protected with 3-tier user access
• • Fast searching using 'SuperFind'
• • Automatic calculation of due dates
• • Equipment location tracking
• • Print calibration labels
• • Export data in MS Word, Text, CSV or PDF format
• • Context sensitive help file, just press F1
• • Easy and consistent creation of item master records through the use of a step by step wizard
• • Automated data backup

TrackPro History from the developer Al Weisenborn

TrackPro was conceived in August of 1986 as a means to keep track of the calibration schedules for Theratek International, a small medical device manufacturer
This was just one group of many details that I had to keep track of as the Quality Assurance Manager
Shortly, the software was used to track several hundred instruments

In 1988 when better reporting capabilities were required, the application was re-written in rBase and compiled using the rBase compiler
By this time, TrackPro was keeping track of over 1000 items
The application was run and administered by the technicians that worked in metrology lab

In 1990 I left the world of real jobs to be a consultant
My first client said he had a need for calibration and maintenance tracking software but insisted that the application be written in Paradox Application Language (PAL)
Being the eager consultant, I agreed to do this
Several features were added to make it easier to keep track of maintenance and reminder items

Over the years, TrackPro in the PAL version was used by many of my client companies
In early 1997, I took the opportunity to study Visual Basic
During my first year of Visual Basic work, I wrote two applications
In early 1998 the first version of TrackPro was completed and installed
TrackPro is was then being successfully used by several companies in Southeast Florida
During late 1999 extensive improvements were made to the support documentation and user interface leading to the potential for commercialization of TrackPro
These changes were graciously received by my growing community of users

In January of 2000, I started making plans for marketing TrackPro on a national basis at the urging of one of my clients
TrackPro web pages went on line as part of the http://www
qsrhelp
com web site and were the first steps in that program
Now TrackPro has its own domain at http://www
trackpro
org
It is my hope that TrackPro still embodies those 1986 characteristics that made it easy to learn, easy to use and practical