Metquay review
A broad calibration operations platform with offline workflows and customer certificate delivery.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Metquay is calibration laboratory management software for commercial calibration labs. It brings customer equipment and calibration-standard asset management, recall scheduling, job assignment, technician competency matching, procedures, worksheets, uncertainty calculations, CMC corrections, certificates, labels, audit records, and traceability into one system. Its barcode and QR-code identification, customer portal, and offline onsite workflows make it particularly relevant to service labs delivering calibration work at customer locations and providing certificates remotely afterward.
The product’s strongest differentiator is its coverage of the calibration workflow itself. Labs can define procedures and worksheets, calculate uncertainty, apply CMC corrections, generate certificates and labels from raw data, and maintain forward and backward traceability. Recall alerts support configurable intervals and due-date suggestions, while competency matrices and technician matching connect job assignment with staff qualifications. Fluke MET/CAL data import through MET/CONNECT adds a focused connection for labs already working with MET/CAL. NetSuite, QuickBooks, and Odoo integrations extend the operational fit beyond calibration records.
Metquay is offered through a free trial followed by a vendor-issued proposal and price quote, so buyers should expect a sales-led purchasing process rather than a self-serve subscription decision. The offline workflow is useful for onsite work, but completed activity synchronizes later, which may matter to teams that require immediate cross-site visibility. Labs needing certificates, asset control, auditability, customer self-service, and structured calibration operations should find the feature breadth relevant. Smaller teams seeking only basic scheduling or certificate generation may prefer a narrower tool with less operational overhead.
Metquay pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline onsite workflows with later synchronization
- Procedures, uncertainty calculations, certificates, and traceability
- Customer portal plus barcode and QR-code asset identification
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a trial followed by a vendor-issued quote
- Offline work synchronizes later rather than immediately
- Operational breadth may exceed the needs of narrowly focused labs
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