Downloads
We do not currently offer a downloadable versions of LifeCheck as we find that most customers prefer to discuss their requirements with us. Having worked closely with teams competing at many different levels of Motorsport Trenchant Technologies understand that one solution rarely fits all teams.
If you would like to learn find out more about LifeCheck, please get in touch and we will be happy to discuss your requirements and identify the most productive way for you to see the benefits both of LifeCheck and Component Lifing in general. We always endeavour to reply the same day.
You no longer need to allocate a Windows server to hold the LifeCheck database or search for a cloud based database solution. LifeCheck Hosted simplifies the whole process of getting started with Component Management and Lifing by providing a database hosted on one of our servers, leaving you to get on with your other work. You can even elect to start with some sample data so you are able to get up and running quickly and with minimal fuss. LifeCheck Hosted removes the need to have IT expertise on site - simply enter your registration details to connect to your own unique hosted LifeCheck database. You can even take your hosted database with you if you decide you would like to maintain your own system.
LifeCheck Getting Started Guide
LifeCheck User Guide
LifeCheck release notes are available HERE.
The latest generally released version of LifeCheck is v5.8.3 released October 2025.
.
Click HERE to download the latest update.
This article details the process of configurint the PO and GRN templates used within the LifeCheck Purchasing Module
TN002 - Automatically backing up the LifeCheck Database
This article details how to create a command shell script which can be used to automatically backup the LifeCheck database if you do not want to use the in-built backup function.
TN003 - Part Class in Chassis Templates
This article details how to use Part Classes within a Build template to make the templkate able to handle changes in specification where there are multiple compatible or interchangeable parts. For example where different spring rates may be chosen for a torsion bar and each torsion bar has a different part number.
TN006 - Remote Database Operations
This article details how LifeCheck can be used in different modes to handle cases where a connection to the main database may not always be accessible
TN007 - Fault Tracking Module
This article details how the option Fault Tracking module should be configured and basic aspects of its use.
TN008 - Web API
This article details what the LifeCheck Web API is, its use and the different calls which are supported as well as basic programming of the API to allow LifeCheck to be accessed by external systems.
TN009 - Web API Addendum
Read in conjunction with the above - updated merged version to follow,,,
TN010 - Switching Databases
This article details the process by which you can move the LifeCheck Database or switch to an alternate database
TN011 - Directionally Lifed Components
This article details the definition and use of 'directionally' lifed components that is components which have a life which resets when their direction is changed such as a driveshaft which could be left or right handed.
TN012 - Moving the LifeCheck Database
This article details how the LifeCheck database as a whole can be moved from one server to another.
TN013 - The Integration Service
This article details the configuration of and use of the Integration Service - this service allows offline uploading of Import files and scheduled execution of LifeCheck reports.
TN014 - Build Sheets
This article details the use of Build Sheets within LifeCheck to allow a spreadsheet to be used to define which data from a chassis build is to be exported to inform crew chiefs and mechanics of how the car has been or is to be built.
TN015 - Excel Data Import
This article details the use of the Excel Data Import function - a vital tool used for initial setup of LifeCheck by importing parts, components and build templates as well as subsequently being used for importing additional spares and updating component and part limits.
TN016 - Run Sheets
This article details the use of Build Sheets within LifeCheck to allow a spreadsheet to be used as the medium by which changes to a chassis build may be reported back to LifeCheck by crew chiefs and mechanics and used to automatically update chasiss builds.
TN017 - The Allocations Module
This article details the optional Allocations Module used to define and manage the projected use of components and assemblies across the season as a whole. Allocations projects delta distances to all component use to show where components are expected to run out of life or need servicing.
TN018 - Clean Start Procedures
This article details the process involved in Creatijg a new LifeCheck database and optionally carryoing over such data as departments / users / circuits and other configuration tables while starting afresh with regards to parts and components.
If you would like to learn find out more about LifeCheck, please get in touch and we will be happy to discuss your requirements and identify the most productive way for you to see the benefits both of LifeCheck and Component Lifing in general. We always endeavour to reply the same day.
You no longer need to allocate a Windows server to hold the LifeCheck database or search for a cloud based database solution. LifeCheck Hosted simplifies the whole process of getting started with Component Management and Lifing by providing a database hosted on one of our servers, leaving you to get on with your other work. You can even elect to start with some sample data so you are able to get up and running quickly and with minimal fuss. LifeCheck Hosted removes the need to have IT expertise on site - simply enter your registration details to connect to your own unique hosted LifeCheck database. You can even take your hosted database with you if you decide you would like to maintain your own system.
Documentation
LifeCheck Getting Started Guide LifeCheck User GuideLifeCheck release notes are available HERE.
The latest generally released version of LifeCheck is v5.8.3 released October 2025.
.
Click HERE to download the latest update.
Technical Notes
TN001 - Purchasing Layout Template FieldsThis article details the process of configurint the PO and GRN templates used within the LifeCheck Purchasing Module
TN002 - Automatically backing up the LifeCheck Database
This article details how to create a command shell script which can be used to automatically backup the LifeCheck database if you do not want to use the in-built backup function.
TN003 - Part Class in Chassis Templates
This article details how to use Part Classes within a Build template to make the templkate able to handle changes in specification where there are multiple compatible or interchangeable parts. For example where different spring rates may be chosen for a torsion bar and each torsion bar has a different part number.
TN006 - Remote Database Operations
This article details how LifeCheck can be used in different modes to handle cases where a connection to the main database may not always be accessible
TN007 - Fault Tracking Module
This article details how the option Fault Tracking module should be configured and basic aspects of its use.
TN008 - Web API
This article details what the LifeCheck Web API is, its use and the different calls which are supported as well as basic programming of the API to allow LifeCheck to be accessed by external systems.
TN009 - Web API Addendum
Read in conjunction with the above - updated merged version to follow,,,
TN010 - Switching Databases
This article details the process by which you can move the LifeCheck Database or switch to an alternate database
TN011 - Directionally Lifed Components
This article details the definition and use of 'directionally' lifed components that is components which have a life which resets when their direction is changed such as a driveshaft which could be left or right handed.
TN012 - Moving the LifeCheck Database
This article details how the LifeCheck database as a whole can be moved from one server to another.
TN013 - The Integration Service
This article details the configuration of and use of the Integration Service - this service allows offline uploading of Import files and scheduled execution of LifeCheck reports.
TN014 - Build Sheets
This article details the use of Build Sheets within LifeCheck to allow a spreadsheet to be used to define which data from a chassis build is to be exported to inform crew chiefs and mechanics of how the car has been or is to be built.
TN015 - Excel Data Import
This article details the use of the Excel Data Import function - a vital tool used for initial setup of LifeCheck by importing parts, components and build templates as well as subsequently being used for importing additional spares and updating component and part limits.
TN016 - Run Sheets
This article details the use of Build Sheets within LifeCheck to allow a spreadsheet to be used as the medium by which changes to a chassis build may be reported back to LifeCheck by crew chiefs and mechanics and used to automatically update chasiss builds.
TN017 - The Allocations Module
This article details the optional Allocations Module used to define and manage the projected use of components and assemblies across the season as a whole. Allocations projects delta distances to all component use to show where components are expected to run out of life or need servicing.
TN018 - Clean Start Procedures
This article details the process involved in Creatijg a new LifeCheck database and optionally carryoing over such data as departments / users / circuits and other configuration tables while starting afresh with regards to parts and components.
