Free Standards Tracking
Intertek has partnered with Techstreet to provide you with the best standards tracking service on the Internet.
It's easy to use - just point and
click. Free - no purchase required, no start-up fee, no contract to sign. Best of all- it saves you time!
How It Works:
Create an account with our partner Techstreet if you don't already have one.
Browse their database and select the standards that are important to you.
Click the Track It button on the document detail page -- this adds the item to your Tracker List.
Receive automatic email alerts from Techstreet every time a document on your Tracker List is updated, amended, withdrawn or replaced.
Important Facts to Know:
- Every time you make a purchase at Techstreet, the item is automatically added to your Tracker List.
- Log in and then go to the My Tracker List to check the status
of your tracked items or click on the Tracked button to view the list.
- Updated items will appear on the top of your Tracker List. They will also be marked with the Updated button on the
product page.
- Add or remove items at any time.
- Contact Techstreet to add a publisher that is currently not being tracked
- This is a free email alert service, not a "standing order" service
- Please note: there may be delays between the approval date and when the published document is actually released to the
public.
What Customers Are Saying:
We all know that staying up-to-date with changing codes and standards is a difficult and time-consuming task. But it's
necessary - for compliance, quality assurance and maintaining a competitive edge in today's global economy. So how do you get
it done quickly and easily? With Techstreet Tracker.
"...It takes all the worry out of wondering when new and updated versions will be posted or whether my customers are using
the latest version." --- J. Parry
"Techstreet Tracker allowed me to alert a very large customer regarding changes and enhanced our status as a pro-active
and competent supplier." --- B. Elbich
"Thanks for Tracker report #7176 dated 9/1/06. We would be lost without this service." ---
D. Hilgart
