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Pilot / Early Access Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition. How Evaluation Works

A Completed Measurement
Is Not a Completed Job.

Software for the calibration business: connect the customer’s request, approved service, instrument, measurement, review, certificate and invoice. Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition brings the technical record into the business around it.

For laboratory operations

Keep the Next Handoff in View.

A reading can be complete while the job waits for review, a customer decision, certificate release or return. Each step needs its own record and a clear next action.

  1. 01Customer Request
  2. 02Quotation & Approval
  3. 03Receipt & Work
  4. 04Measurement
  5. 05Review & Release
  6. 06Invoice & Account
A Work Order with a Customer Hold
Inspect each instrument’s progress within the order. The customer hold identifies a decision still needed before that instrument can move forward.Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data · Captured 21 October 2026. Confirm the screens and workflows in your pilot configuration.

The work order

Work order with three instruments, received work and a customer hold.

Inspect each instrument’s progress within the order. The customer hold identifies a decision still needed before that instrument can move forward. Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data, captured 21 October 2026.

One Order. Distinct Instrument States.

This demonstration shows received instruments and a customer hold in the same order. The team can see which item needs attention without treating the entire job as finished.

The stages above describe the service journey. The screens below are separate examples of the records used along it.

Follow the Laboratory Workflow

For technical and quality reviewers

Keep the Basis with the Result.

CMC budgets, observations, uncertainty and the issued record answer different questions. Explore the supporting evidence at each stage.

Prepare Capability and CMC Budgets.

Build a contributor budget, compare the supported capability with the claim, and retain the calculation behind the technical definition.

Explore CMC and Scope Preparation
Contributor basis
Record contributor values, distributions, sensitivity and degrees of freedom for the low and high endpoints of a budget.
Claimed and calculated capability
Inspect the calculated endpoints and the claimed-versus-proven comparison before publishing the exact technical basis as a reusable curve. Technical publication does not grant accreditation.
Scope lifecycle
Scope submission, review and publication controls are in development and validation. Discuss the requirements for your laboratory’s scope and accreditation evidence during the pilot.

Inspect the Measurement and Its Evaluation.

Capture manual readings against defined points and attributed standards. Inspect the uncertainty contributions, coverage, reported uncertainty and conformity decision retained with a supported calibration record.

The Calculation Behind a Recorded Point
Open the retained calculation to inspect its contributors, coverage and TUR. Review the inputs and evaluation basis alongside the reported measurement.Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data · Captured 21 October 2026. Confirm the screens and workflows in your pilot configuration.

The retained uncertainty budget

Recorded calibration point with uncertainty contributions, coverage and TUR calculations.

Open the retained calculation to inspect its contributors, coverage and TUR. Review the inputs and evaluation basis alongside the reported measurement. Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data, captured 21 October 2026.

Review, Issue and Retain the Record.

Completion, human review, document rendering and customer release are distinct steps. Preserve the measurement basis and the history of the certificate that follows.

Explore Calibration Records
Complete and review
Retain as-found and as-left readings, limits, standards and the calculation basis for review. Confirm reviewer and signatory permissions for the laboratory’s configuration.
Render and release
Produce the certificate from its retained record and make the released document available to authorized customers. A completed measurement alone is not a released certificate.
Amend or withdraw
Keep amendment and withdrawal history tied to the issued record. Configured review exceptions need their own authorization and audit trail.

For customer service and business teams

Connect the Quote, Work and Invoice.

The portal gives authorized customers a part in their service relationship. Staff retain the quotation, decisions, work and invoice in the laboratory’s operating context.

Manage the sales process before the job reaches the lab: qualify leads, track opportunities and next actions, review pipeline forecasts and connect the customer’s quotation to the work order.

A Read-Only Preview of the Customer’s Order
This read-only staff preview shows the customer’s order progress and a waiting decision. Customer actions and released documents depend on the contact’s permissions and service relationship.Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data · Captured 21 October 2026. Confirm the screens and workflows in your pilot configuration.

Customer work-order progress

Customer work order with received instruments, service progress and a waiting customer decision.

This read-only staff preview shows the customer’s order progress and a waiting decision. Customer actions and released documents depend on the contact’s permissions and service relationship. Standard by MetraSlate: Metrology Edition demonstration data, captured 21 October 2026.

Give Customers the Relevant Next Step.

Request service, provide pickup details and purchase-order information, review the quotation, and find released documents. Approval authority belongs to the permitted contact.

The portal serves the relationship with this laboratory. Asset is the separate product for a customer’s own equipment and business operations.

Explore the Customer Portal
Approved service
Review the quotation and its monetary terms, retain the customer’s approval, and keep invoicing tied to the accepted agreement.
Business follow-through
Connect work, custody, purchasing, invoices and recorded receipts. Authorized customers can view invoices and balances in the portal. Live payment collection and customer self-payment are not included in the validated scope described here.

Field work and recurring handoffs

Prepare the Work.
Inspect What Comes Back.

Onsite capture and workflow rules serve different parts of the job. Include the relevant device, return path and rule outcomes in your pilot demonstration.

Evaluate the fit

Start With a Defined Pilot.

Choose the product, people and workflows to evaluate, then establish what a successful adoption would look like.

Bring Your Work
Use representative items, records and requirements to focus the demonstration.
Set the Scope
Confirm configuration, migration, integrations, responsibilities and commercial terms before rollout.
Verify the Outcome
Review the defined scenarios with the people who will operate and accept the system.

A conversation about your work

Bring an Instrument, a Method and a Handoff.

Use the demonstration to examine your customer-to-release workflow, technical evidence and business follow-through. Define the pilot’s scope, configuration and acceptance checks before adoption.

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