- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular structured records (one row per finding with plant, unit, severity, inspection type, region, aspect and functional-area fields plus dates) linked by reference to original PDF inspection reports; delivered as a hosted secure web application with search, filtering, trend graphs and custom report export. No public API or bulk flat-file product is advertised, so structured extraction would need a negotiated export or feed.
- Volume
- Est. low tens of thousands to roughly one hundred thousand structured finding records spanning the full US operating fleet, each linked to an original inspection report (order of tens of thousands of source documents). Basis: roughly all US nuclear facilities under continuous NRC inspection for decades, with fleet-wide inspection reports issued continuously and multiple findings per report. Modest in row count but dense per row, fully enumerated rather than sampled, and queryable on analyst-assigned fields that the source documents do not contain.
- Users
- Est. 20-100 institutional subscriptions (basis: the buyer universe is the roughly 20-30 US nuclear operating companies across some 90 licensed units, plus nuclear vendors, engineering consultancies, suppliers and regulators; a niche high-price compliance SaaS at a 93-person firm with about $5.1M revenue implies tens of enterprise accounts rather than hundreds)
- History
- 7 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Mature — the platform is established rather than emerging, with sustained availability above 99.9 percent reported over the past 7 years and daily update operations running continuously; the firm is past venture stage (Merger / Acquisition status, roughly $5.1M revenue, 93 employees) and the product page carries an established marketing asset library dated 2024-2025, indicating an ongoing mature commercial line
- Launched
- ~2017-2019 for the Inspection Tracking System SaaS (basis: the page reports availability above 99.9 percent over the past 7 years, which places the live service at roughly 2019 or earlier); the parent firm's nuclear regulatory consulting and records business predates the SaaS product, and Certrec's later Merger / Acquisition corporate stage indicates an older company than the product itself
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated