Supplier Verification
That the raw material received from a supplier is the substance ordered is confirmed before it enters production. Non-conformity is addressed at the point of acceptance rather than in the product.
The supply chain comes under your own control
Raw material is delivered with a certificate of analysis. Confirming that the certificate and the material correspond is a separate step.
Incoming inspection
A received batch is examined before entering the warehouse and its conformity with the declaration is assessed.
Alignment with the certificate
Correspondence between the certificate of analysis provided by the supplier and the material delivered is confirmed.
Supplier history
The consistency of each supplier over time accumulates in the record and becomes comparable.
Effect on production
Verification of raw material is the basis for every subsequent step.
Reduced waste
As non-conforming material does not enter production, the cost of a spoiled batch does not arise.
Supply negotiations
You take part in supplier discussions with your own measurement data.
Secondary sourcing
The equivalence of an alternative supplier’s material is confirmed before it is brought into use.
Let us assess your incoming inspection process together.
Share your raw material range and the number of suppliers you work with, and we will propose an appropriate scope.