A client's instrument history stays theirs
Which instruments drift and how often speaks directly to process quality, and no manufacturer will publish it.
DISCLOSURE
Calibration history says too much about a factory.
This is the constraint that decides whether manufacturers participate, and their insurers and customers would very much like to see what must stay closed.
Laboratory pricing stays with the parties
What a calibration cost is competitive information between the laboratory and the client.
One manufacturer sees nothing of another
There is no register of facilities to browse, because such a register would never attract the facilities.
We hold no view across clients
We operate servers. That does not hand us anyone's instrument estate.
If you calibrate instruments, or depend on them.
Still at the design stage. What would help is a picture of how validity is tracked where you work, and what a missed expiry has cost.
sari.handayani@teraberlaku.online
Tangerang, Banten