Elenchon WPS Manager · Import

WPS Import Software.
Excel and PDF, Read For You.

Turning a folder of existing WPSs into a live register shouldn't mean weeks of re-typing. Elenchon WPS Manager reads the documents you already have — in the format you already have them — with two purpose-built parsers: one for Excel WPS workbooks, one that reconstructs a PDF form's ruled grid and reads its cells. Process, materials, positions, ranges and pass-by-pass parameters land as structured fields, automatically.

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Get Your WPSs In — In Minutes, Not Weeks

WPS import software reads your existing Welding Procedure Specifications — Excel workbooks or PDF forms — and extracts every field into structured, searchable records, so you never re-type a procedure to get it into your register. Most WPS tools make you conform to their template, or wrestle a fragile Excel form, turning a stack of existing WPSs into days of work. Elenchon WPS Manager works the other way round: it reads your documents. A digital PDF form is reconstructed grid-line by grid-line and read cell by cell; an Excel WPS is parsed straight from the workbook. The built-in profile understands English and Portuguese layouts as shipped, imports whole batches at once, and is tuned to your company's exact form during onboarding — so what lands is your paperwork, structured, not a generic template you had to fill in.

Two Native Parsers

Excel and PDF, Both First-Class

Not a converter bolted on — two purpose-built readers, one for each format your WPSs actually arrive in.

A WPS reaches you as a spreadsheet or as a signed PDF form. WPS Manager reads both natively, so neither has to be flattened, rekeyed, or re-drawn to get in.

  • PDF forms, reconstructed and read: The PDF parser rebuilds the form's ruled grid and reads each cell in place — header fields, the pass table, ranges — from the digital document your welding engineer produced.
  • Excel workbooks, parsed straight: The Excel parser reads a WPS workbook directly, mapping its cells to structured fields without a fragile intermediate template.
  • Every field, structured: Process, base and filler materials, positions, thickness and parameter ranges, and pass-by-pass values all become typed fields you can search, filter, compare and export — not a flat scan.
Bilingual Out of the Box

Reads English and Portuguese Forms As Shipped

A mixed EN/PT WPS imports without special setup — the built-in profile already knows both.

Shops that work across borders rarely have a single-language form. The built-in profile reads English and Portuguese WPS layouts as delivered, so a bilingual or mixed-language form maps cleanly on the first pass.

  • Two languages, one profile: English and Portuguese field labels are both understood as shipped — no separate template, no manual remapping for a PT form.
  • Layout, not just words: The parser recognises the structural conventions of ISO 15609-style forms in either language, so the pass table and header block read correctly regardless of the label language.
  • Extensible by design: The same language-pack mechanism that carries EN and PT is how further languages and shop-specific vocabularies are added during onboarding.
Batch Import

A Whole Stack at Once, Not One Form at a Time

Bring years of accumulated WPSs into the register in a single pass.

The first job is usually the biggest: getting everything you already hold into one place. Batch import is built for exactly that — drop the folder, not the file.

  • Import in bulk: Bring in a whole stack of existing WPSs at once instead of adding them one by one, so the initial load is measured in a sitting, not a season.
  • Classified as they land: Each incoming file is sorted for you into a brand-new WPS, a fresh revision of one you already hold, or a correction to an existing record — so revisions group correctly from the start.
  • Every field still reviewable: Bulk speed doesn't skip the check — each imported document still surfaces its fields for review, with anything uncertain flagged (see reviewed edits).
Nothing Left Blank Silently

Heat Input Computed Where the Form Omits It

A blank heat-input column is filled from the arc parameters — and flagged, never slipped in quietly.

Many WPS forms leave heat input off the sheet, expecting it to be derived. Rather than import a hole, WPS Manager computes it — and tells you it did, so you can check it against the PQR.

  • Calculated from the arc parameters: Where the heat-input cell is empty, the app computes it as current × voltage × 60 ÷ travel speed × process efficiency, per EN 1011-1.
  • Always flagged, never silent: A computed heat input is shaded and surfaced for confirmation against the PQR — a number you can trust because you can see where it came from.
  • Cleared in one move: Once you've confirmed it, a single verify clears the flag across every pass at once (see preview & verification).
Tuned to Your Template

It Reads Your Paperwork — Not a Form You Conform To

Standard forms work immediately; your exact layout is tuned in during onboarding.

The difference between a demo and a register you trust is whether the parser reads your forms. Standard ISO 15609-style WPSs import from the start; your company's specific layout is dialled in before you go live.

  • Standard forms, immediately: ISO 15609-style WPSs are read out of the box, so a conventional template needs no setup.
  • Your layout, tuned in: During onboarding we adapt the parser to your company's exact form — its labels, its grid, its quirks — so your real paperwork reads cleanly.
  • Proven before you commit: You send a few real WPSs, we confirm the parser reads them, and only then do you go live — no guessing whether it'll fit. Everything handled confidentially.

See how onboarding proves the parser on your forms →

Questions & Answers

WPS Import, Answered

What the parser reads, which formats it takes, and how it fits your forms.

Can it import both Excel and PDF WPSs?

Yes — both, natively. One parser reads Excel WPS workbooks; another reconstructs a PDF form's ruled grid and reads its cells. Either way, process, materials, positions, ranges and pass-by-pass parameters land as structured, searchable fields rather than a flat scan.

Do I have to re-type my procedures into a template?

No. WPS Manager reads the documents you already have instead of making you conform to its format. That's the whole point of the importer — a folder of existing WPSs becomes structured records without hand data entry.

Does it read Portuguese WPS forms?

Yes. The built-in profile understands English and Portuguese layouts as shipped, so a PT or mixed EN/PT form imports without special setup. Further languages and shop-specific vocabularies are added through the same language-pack mechanism during onboarding.

What happens when a form leaves heat input blank?

The app computes it from the arc parameters (current × voltage × 60 ÷ travel speed × process efficiency, per EN 1011-1) and flags it for you to confirm against the PQR. It's never a silent number — you see where it came from and clear the flag once checked.

Can I import many WPSs at once?

Yes. Batch import brings in a whole stack in one pass, and each file is classified as a new WPS, a new revision, or a correction as it lands, so revisions group correctly from the start.

Will it read my company's specific form?

Standard ISO 15609-style forms work immediately. Your exact layout is tuned during onboarding: you send a few real WPSs, we confirm the parser reads them and adjust if needed, and only then do you go live — handled in strict confidence.

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Bring Your WPSs In, Structured

Onboarding is guided directly by the founders — send us a few of your WPS documents, we confirm the parser reads your template, and you go live with a register built from your own paperwork. Everything handled confidentially.

No sales layers, no call queues — you talk to the people who built it.