About SHOCKTER
Built around how
procedures are actually used.
Create procedures. Run them live. Keep the record.
SHOCKTER turns a document-based process into a workflow people can follow together while work is happening.
Instructions are only the beginning.
A procedure written in Word or printed on paper can describe the work. Coordinating people, tracking changes, and reviewing what was completed takes more.
SHOCKTER brings procedure creation, live execution, and the resulting record together, so teams can follow a structured process from preparation through review.
01 / Procedure creation
Build the steps.
Prepare the team.
Start with a structured procedure, add files where they are needed, and review the content before running it.
- Structured step creation
- Supporting file attachments
- Procedure review and edits

02 / Live procedure execution
Keep everyone
with the live work.
Users receive live updates as the procedure runs. Stamp steps as work progresses and capture flags or redlines during execution.
- Live updates to users
- Step stamping
- Flags and redlines during execution

03 / Documentation and records
A record you can
come back to.
Keep the outputs and history of the procedure together for later review.
SHOCKTER logs outputs, preserves reviewable procedure history, and lets you export records as PDFs.
A practical fit
Designed for
smaller organizations.
More than paper procedures, without the complexity of a large enterprise platform.
The initial focus is on small aerospace and engineering teams, manufacturers, and labs or research groups that need a practical way to run and document important procedures.
How SHOCKTER compares
What changes when the procedure goes live?
| Capability | Documents alone | SHOCKTER |
|---|---|---|
| Structured procedure creation | Limited | Supported |
| Live multi-user execution | Not typically supported | Supported |
| Automatic documentation | Not typically supported | Supported |
| Self-hosted deployment | Depends on the setup | Supported |
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