Separate cycles
Cycles stay apart from other records.
Studio sterilization log
Keep cycles, tests, equipment, dates and procedure links in a log that is easier to review.
In one Skintrace log, piercing and tattoo studios keep autoclave cycles, tests, equipment, dates and procedure links. The team retrieves entries to prepare its review, without the software promising compliance or an inspection result, while the studio remains responsible for its own sterilization process.
Updated August 11, 2026Published by Skintrace, 4 rue Saint-Nicolas, 59400 Cambrai, France · skintrace.pro@gmail.com
Cycles stay apart from other records.
Equipment and procedures must be matched manually.
Maintenance and tests live across several files.
Information is easier to review when organized by cycle and equipment.
Record the date, equipment and cycle.
Link sterilized equipment to its cycle.
Keep tests and checks accessible.
Prepare a review with linked entries.
Record the date, equipment and cycle details.
Keep the test date and related equipment in the log.
Track which prepared equipment belongs to each cycle.
Retrieve entries when the studio reviews its records.
Sterilization and autoclave log for piercing and tattoo studios
Skintrace helps organize cycles, tests and equipment with relevant procedures without promising compliance or an inspection result.
It retains cycles, tests, equipment, dates and procedure links.
Yes. The log can document studio tests.
Yes. Equipment and cycles can remain connected to procedure context.
No. It supports organized records and preparation without guaranteeing an inspection outcome.
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