For materials laboratories
The record of a materials laboratory: samples, tests, heat treatments, micrographs and the reports issued from them — kept on your own server, in your own language, with every change accounted for.
§ 02 · Scope
Eight modules over one sample identity. Each answers to the clause or standard it was built against.
§ 03 · One sample
One identity from registration to the archive. Each station leaves a record the next one reads; nothing is re-keyed.
A code, a material, a custodian. The chain of custody starts here and every hand-over is an event.
LF-2026-A1F3 · registered
A tensile test with its curve, a hardness reading, a furnace run — recorded by an operator authorised for the method.
MT-2026-7C21 · tensile · E8
A micrograph measured on this server: grain size, phase fraction. Every run is kept; rerunning adds, never replaces.
grain size G 7.5 · E112
Issued as a frozen document with what the standard asks for. A correction is a revision that supersedes.
RPT-2026-0142 · rev. 1
Analytics reads the records as they are. Audit trail on every change; the person and the time on every step.
audit_log · 30 tables
§ 04 · Principles
A test, a report, an approval — each is a record with a person and a time on it. Corrections supersede; the earlier issue stays on file, marked.
Micrographs are measured here. The assistant answers from a model running here. Files go to your own storage, under your own organisation's prefix.
Twelve rules read from the live catalog on every test run: row-level security on every table, an index under every foreign key, a guard on every vocabulary.
§ 05 · Next
Register your laboratory.
Open an account, name your laboratory, record the first sample today. Your team is invited from the settings.