Built for the teams who run the assessment
For the teams who run IEC 62305-2 risk assessments, on their own sites or for clients, and put their name to the result.
Three kinds of team it fits
The same engine and the same report, whether you assess your own sites or run them for clients, and whether you are one engineer or a team across two countries.
In-house and small teams
You do the maths, write the report and sign it. Lumex runs the full standard calculation and gives you a branded report to file or hand over, so the time goes into the assessment, not the spreadsheet.
Growing multi-site firms
More projects, more sites, more people reviewing each other's work. Lumex keeps every project, site, zone and report in one workspace with team roles and an audit trail, instead of emailing spreadsheets around.
Consultancies and auditors
You issue assessments other people rely on. Every result carries the coefficient trace behind it, so the number you signed can be defended clause by clause when a reviewer asks.
Find your practice
The same product, described in the language of the work you actually do.
Electrical consultants
Quote, calculate and issue a branded report without leaving the browser, with the trace behind every number.
See how it fitsMEP design firms
Run the assessment alongside the rest of the design package, with every site and revision in one workspace.
See how it fitsLPS installers and auditors
Pair the risk assessment with the periodic inspection record the maintenance cycle depends on.
See how it fitsWhat every team gets, and can check
No testimonials here. Just what the product does, grounded in the standard and the code that runs it.
A real IEC 62305-2:2024 engine
Voltrace, the risk engine inside Lumex, resolves your lightning risk against the tolerable value that applies in your jurisdiction, plus the frequency of damage to internal systems, built from all nine risk components. No AI ever writes a risk value.
A branded, audit-ready report
The report you hand the client carries your firm's name and sign-off, with full white-labelling on Enterprise. Reports are watermarked through the trial, so you see the full output before you subscribe.
A workspace, not a calculator
Projects, sites, zones, team roles and a report library in one place, with an append-only audit log of who changed what. The answers a security or procurement review asks for.
Pricing that does not meter output
Per-seat subscriptions billed in USD, with unlimited projects, assessments and reports on every plan. A busy month and a quiet month cost the same. See the plans.
Your data kept separate
Each firm's data is isolated, so one account can never read another's. Sensitive actions are recorded in an audit trail you can show a reviewer.
A named team you can find
Webority Technologies, a product team in Gurugram building alongside practising consultants, treating the published standard as the source of truth. Not a fly-by-night tool.
How a practice would use it
Example scenarios, written to show the kind of work Lumex is for. These are illustrations, not real customers, and carry no invented figures.
Why you will not find a logo wall here
Lumex is early, and the firms trialling it have not agreed to be named. Rather than borrow credibility we have not earned, we would sooner show you the engine, the standard behind it and the report it produces, and let you judge those. Named references go up the day our customers say yes.
A repeatable template across many sites
A firm assessing a portfolio of similar buildings sets up one project, runs each site through the same engine, and produces a consistent branded report per site with a clean review trail, instead of rebuilding a spreadsheet each time.
One workspace across two markets
A team serving clients in more than one country keeps each client's projects separate in a single workspace, and hands over reports under its own brand in either market.
A number you can defend to an auditor
When a reviewer questions a result, the engineer shows the full trace behind it, from the collection area to the final risk, every value tied back to the standard rather than a black box.