Q-Hub
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VisitQ-Hub vs QSC QS1
What both publish
| Fact | Q-Hub | QSC QS1 |
|---|---|---|
| Access controls | Q-Hub lists role-based access control, SSO using SAML 2.0 or OIDC, multi-factor authentication and IP whitelisting among its access controls. | QS1’s general functions include role-related authorization control. |
| Founded | 2020 | 1999 |
| Headquarters | Caldicot, United Kingdom | Dürnstein, Austria |
| Integrations | Q-Hub connects ERP, CRM, HR, accounting and communication tools through its REST API, webhooks and SSO, with bespoke connectors available on request. | Audit appointments can optionally synchronize with auditors’ Outlook calendars; QSC describes ERP integration and names PSIpenta, APplus, Comarch, Infor, SAP, and proALPHA among its ERP systems. |
| Support | Support is available 8am–8pm London time, seven days a week, by email, telephone and in-app tickets, with training videos and walkthroughs. | QSC’s product site links to a support page and describes expert hotline support for QS1 questions after implementation. |
Q-Hub plans
- Starter£85 a month
- Essentials£245 a month
- Pro£530 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
QSC QS1 plans
No prices published.
Pick Q-Hub if…
Q-Hub is aimed at manufacturing and engineering businesses managing audits, incidents, training, risks, and controlled documents. Listed sectors include aerospace, automotive, testing and inspection, medical devices, and food and beverage.
Pick QSC QS1 if…
It suits quality management and assurance teams conducting audits in manufacturing sectors such as automotive, medical technology, mechanical engineering, and electronics. External partners can also use its self-assessment process.