What the record contains

Coverage
Every unit off the line, every run.
Sampling tells you what most of a production run probably looked like. It says nothing about the one unit that didn't match, which is the one that ends up in someone's hands.
Method
Inline on the assembly line, not a batch step afterward.
Testing runs as units come off the line, so nothing waits on a separate process. Each device runs a full charge-discharge cycle twice over, which catches failures a single quick check misses.
Record
Written at the moment of capture.
Every result is recorded and timestamped as it happens, so the record cannot be edited or backfilled later.
Access
End buyers, legal entities, government regulators, and QC teams.
Any of them can request the records for a single unit or an entire production run, directly.

Why the Record Matters

When a defect surfaces, the record already exists.

You are not reconstructing a production run from a batch certificate. You have the measured history of the exact unit in question, down to the moment it was tested.

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