New here? Head straight to the Quickstart — you can create your first case in under five minutes.
What FTS does
Every technical operations team accumulates hard-won knowledge: a failure mode a technician diagnosed at 2am, a workaround an engineer scribbled in a notebook, a photo of a burned connector that turned out to be the root cause of a recall. This knowledge is almost always lost the moment the person who owns it changes role, retires, or simply forgets. FTS turns that tacit knowledge into a structured, searchable, auditable asset. You write it down once, attach the evidence, run it through a lightweight review, and from that point on the case is reusable across your whole team — and usable by AI assistance that understands your taxonomy. We designed FTS for teams that do complex, high-stakes, technical work:- Manufacturing quality and reliability
- Automotive testing and homologation
- Energy and utilities operations
- Aerospace MRO (maintenance, repair, overhaul)
- Industrial R&D and prototyping
Why a “case” and not a “document”
Most knowledge tools (Notion, Confluence, SharePoint) treat everything as a free-form document. That is fine for brainstorming, but poor for technical operations, where you need:- A clear state — is this observation a rumor, a verified finding, or the official record?
- Traceable evidence — every claim has an attached photo, measurement, log, or file.
- A review trail — someone else has to confirm the claim before it becomes canon.
- Structured metadata — so you can answer “show me every verified failure on part number X in the last 6 months” without reading 200 pages.
Draft → In Review → Verified → Published → Deprecated), attached evidence, tags from your taxonomy, and a permanent audit log.
How FTS fits into your stack
FTS is a web application. You do not need to install anything. Your team signs in athttps://app.ferrufino-tech-solutions.com, and all data is stored in a secure EU-hosted database with per-workspace tenant isolation.
FTS does not replace your ERP, MES, PLM, or ticketing system. It lives alongside them and captures the knowledge that those systems do not — the “why”, the “what we tried”, and the “what actually worked”.
What’s next
Quickstart
Create your first case in under five minutes.
Core concepts
Workspaces, cases, evidence, reviews, taxonomy — in one page.
First case walkthrough
A guided example using a real failure report.
Invite your team
Roles, permissions, and how to onboard reviewers.