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// NETA acceptance & maintenance testing

Test data, energized.

Field-first test management for NETA shops - spec-accurate forms, same-day sealed reports, and full offline capture in the substation. Form authoring is free on every plan.

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Form authoring included on every plan. No desktop designer license, no per-copy fees.

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Spec-authored forms, live
Offline
Field capture
Same-day
PE-sealed PDF reports
$0
To author your own forms
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Full working languages

// 01 - the difference

Author any form. On any plan. For free.

Legacy desktop tools tie form authoring to a paid Windows license and a desktop designer, so most shops wait on the one person who has it. In Verlecta, a senior tech clones a NETA form, edits a field, and publishes - in minutes, in the browser, with full versioning and an audit trail. That capability is never paywalled.

A.1

Clone & edit

Fork any catalog form, change labels, units, and tolerances, and ship it. No pixel-positioning, no formula-language gymnastics.

A.2

Versioned by default

Every change is tracked to the user who made it. Sealed results stay pinned to the exact form version they were taken against.

A.3

Yours to keep

Clone and fork for a customer-specific variant. No sync-system lock-in.

// 02 - built for the field

Works in the vault, not just the office.

B.1

Offline-first capture

Substations and underground vaults have no signal. Verlecta caches your jobs, captures results and signatures offline, and syncs the moment you reconnect.

B.2

Spec-ordered forms

Visual & mechanical inspection first, then electrical tests in the standard’s sequence, with tolerances shown at the point of entry - pass/fail as you type.

B.3

Same-day sealed report

A PE seals and the customer-ready PDF generates immediately. Real-time delivery is the moat - the report goes out the same day, not after a slow office round-trip.

B.4

Calibration enforced

Instrument calibration is tracked on every report - calibration certificates recorded and printed on the report, with 12-month due warnings baked in.

B.5

Voice mode

Hands busy, eyes on the equipment: the app announces each field, you speak the reading, it reads the value back, and nothing is saved until you confirm. English and Spanish first; French is in testing.

B.6

Readings from the instrument file

Load the export file from your test set, map its columns to the form once, and the mapping is remembered for that instrument model. Imported values are graded exactly like typed ones and remember the file they came from. Generic CSV today.

Field capture - test leads on the switchgear

// 03 - for your customers

The sealed report is not the end of the job.

C.1

A client portal for each customer

Invite a customer contact and they sign in with a link sent to their email, no password. They see only their own sites, equipment and what is due, every sealed report and the open items, under your logo and color, in English, Spanish or Canadian French. Read-only, and you revoke access from the same page.

C.2

Hand-off bundles

One action on a job or a customer builds a ZIP: the asset list, one row per test with its verdict, every sealed report PDF and a manifest with a checksum for each file, plus work-order and checklist sheets as flat sheets laid out for import into maintenance and commissioning platforms. Files only; nothing is sent anywhere.

// 04 - the honest comparison

Verlecta vs. legacy desktop tooling

CapabilityVerlectaLegacy (PowerDB-class)
Form authoring+ Free, every planPaid desktop editions only
Where it runs+ Any browser / phone / tabletWindows desktop app
Offline field capture+ Built inSync-dependent
Versioning & audit trail+ First-classLimited
Report delivery+ Same-day sealed PDFOffice round-trip

PowerDB is a trademark of Megger. Comparison reflects publicly reported tiering; verify current pricing with the vendor.

// 05 - traceable to the standard

Forms derived from the published standards.

Verlecta’s form library is authored from the published NETA acceptance and commissioning specifications and the underlying ASTM and IEEE test methods - with documented provenance for every form, built field by field from the spec. The library rests on more than 30 owned standards documents that we digest or index and watch for revisions.

Under the help for a field, where a free United States government document describes the same practice as the standard the field cites, the Reference line names it and opens the passage itself, word for word with its date. Twelve public documents and 1,517 reviewed passages today; nothing is graded differently.

Maintenance due dates follow the NFPA 70B-2026 electrical testing intervals by asset type and condition, with each asset rated on physical condition, criticality and operating environment and the overall condition set by the worst of the three.

How traceability works →
Oil-filled transformer, exploded view - every field traces to its clause
Oil-filled transformer, exploded view - every field traces to its clause

// 06 - UltraDb Original forms

Original forms, built on the standards that govern the equipment.

Some acceptance work has no published ANSI/NETA section to build from: equipment sections the acceptance standard leaves reserved, and tests that an IEEE or ANSI document defines and the neighboring section does not carry. For those, UltraDb authors its own Original forms on the standards that govern the equipment, with every line citing its source and no acceptance value invented where a standard gives none. In the catalog today: 21. In review: 0. In development: 0.

  • Arc Energy Reduction Systems

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.27, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • NFPA 70 (NEC)
    • NFPA 70E-2027
    • NFPA 70B-2026
    • IEEE 1584-2018

  • Regulating Apparatus, Current

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.12.2, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • FAA AC 150/5345-10H
    • IEEE C57.15-2017

  • Instrument Transformer, High-Accuracy

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.10.4, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • IEEE C57.13-2016
    • IEEE C57.13.6-2005
    • IEEE C57.13.1-2017
    • ANSI C12.1-2026

  • Direct-Current Systems, Rectifiers

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.18.3, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • IEEE C57.18.10-2021
    • IEEE 519-2022
    • IEEE 946-2020
    • NEMA PE 5-1997
    • NEMA PE 7-2018
    • IEEE C57.12.00-2021
    • IEEE C57.12.01-2020

  • Wind Turbine Systems

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.30, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • IEEE 1547-2018
    • IEEE 1547a-2020
    • IEEE 1547.1-2020
    • IEEE 2800-2022
    • IEEE 2800.2-2026
    • IEEE 81-2025

  • Cables, Low-Voltage, Low-Energy

    In the catalog

    Stands beside ANSI/NETA ATS-2025 7.3.1, which the acceptance standard leaves reserved

    Authored against
    • NFPA 70 (NEC)
    • ANSI/TIA 568.3-E
    • ANSI/TIA 526-14-D
    • ANSI/TIA 526-7-A
    • ANSI/TIA 568.2-E
    • ANSI/TIA 568.0-E
    • ANSI/TIA 568.0-E-1
    • ANSI/TIA 568.1-E
    • ANSI/TIA 570-E
    • ANSI/TIA 598-D
    • ANSI/TIA 606-D
    • ANSI/TIA 758-B
    • ANSI/TIA 568.5
    • ANSI/TIA 1152-A

  • Stationary Battery Capacity Test, Lead-Acid

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • IEEE 450-2020
    • IEEE P1188/D16

  • Soil Resistivity and Ground Electrode Resistance

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • IEEE 81-2025
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E

  • Harmonic Distortion Survey at the Point of Common Coupling

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • IEEE 519-2022

  • Rotating Machinery Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • IEEE 43-2013

  • Revenue Meter Accuracy

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI C12.1-2026

  • Inverter-Based Resource Interconnection

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • IEEE 1547-2018
    • IEEE 1547a-2020
    • IEEE 1547.1-2020
    • IEEE 1547.2-2023
    • IEEE 1547.9-2022
    • IEEE 2800-2022
    • IEEE 2800.2-2026

  • Electrically Safe Work Condition

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • NFPA 70E-2027

  • Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E
    • ANSI/TIA 606-D

  • Coaxial Cabling (75 Ohm Broadband)

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 568.4-E
    • ANSI/TIA 568.0-E
    • ANSI/TIA 570-E
    • ANSI/TIA 758-B
    • ANSI/TIA 606-D

  • Telecommunications Labeling and Records

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 606-D
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E
    • ANSI/TIA 598-D

  • Telecommunications Pathway Installation

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 569-E
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E
    • NFPA 70

  • Telecommunications Space Environment

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 569-E
    • ANSI/TIA 568.1-E

  • Telecommunications Rooms and Spaces

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 569-E
    • ANSI/TIA 568.1-E
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E

  • Outside Plant Pathway, Burial and Closure

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 758-B
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E

  • Residential Telecommunications Infrastructure

    In the catalog
    Authored against
    • ANSI/TIA 570-E
    • ANSI/TIA 607-E
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