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03 · Laboratory system

Calibration Lab Suite

The certificate, and everything ISO/IEC 17025 says must sit behind it

A calibration laboratory runs on documents: the service request that starts a job, the uncertainty budget that justifies the result, the traceability chain back to a national standard, and the certificate at the end. This keeps all of it in one system.

What it does

  • Service request to certificateOne thread from SRF intake through calibration to the issued certificate.
  • Uncertainty budgetsContributions, coverage factors and expanded uncertainty computed and kept with the result, not in a spreadsheet beside it.
  • Traceability chainsEvery instrument linked to the standard it was calibrated against, and that standard to the one above it.
  • Decision rules on certificatesPass and fail recorded against a stated rule, as 17025 requires.
  • Quality system, not just resultsManagement review, method validation and document control live in the same place as the work they govern.
  • Isolation between laboratoriesMulti-lab from the first migration — one deployment, no shared records.