Free founding laboratory pilot

Issue the first report that can verify itself.

TECRID is accepting a small, controlled cohort of analytical laboratories to prove a simpler workflow for report delivery, authentication, correction, and customer evidence routing.

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What participating laboratories receive

Free verification.
A bounded implementation.

No laboratory pays to influence verification. The pilot is designed to measure whether TECRID reduces delivery work and verification friction before either party makes larger commitments.

Issuer workspace

Private drafts, API keys, report reservations, signing tools, and a public issuer profile after approval.

First integration

Guided setup for the generic API or a supported LIMS connector profile.

Conformance support

A real key-control test, one non-production issuance exercise, and clear failure feedback.

Pilot measurement

Baseline and follow-up measurement of report delivery, verification contacts, and correction handling.

Five production gates

An account is not an authenticated issuer.

Every gate is separately recorded. The final approval control remains disabled until all five pass.

  1. 01
    Identity

    ICS reviews the laboratory’s legal entity, physical location, website, and the applicant’s authority to bind the laboratory.

  2. 02
    Accreditation or competence

    The laboratory supplies current accreditation and scope evidence, or comparable documented competence when accreditation is not claimed.

  3. 03
    Issuance scope

    Matrices, analyte families, method families, sites, and exclusions are recorded. Approval applies only to that bounded scope.

  4. 04
    Signing-key control

    The laboratory signs a single-use canonical challenge with the private Ed25519 key corresponding to its submitted public key.

  5. 05
    Conformance

    The signature must verify over the exact TECRID UTF-8 payload and encoding format before production issuance is unlocked.

Who should apply

A narrow first cohort, not a vanity directory.

Best fit
  • Independent or in-house analytical laboratory with an authorized quality contact
  • Current accreditation scope or comparable competence evidence
  • Ability to generate or control an Ed25519 signing key
  • A recurring brand or supplier reporting workflow
  • Willingness to compare current and pilot handling time
Not required
  • A paid subscription
  • A public customer or report portfolio
  • Replacement of the existing LIMS
  • Migration of every historical report
  • Agreement that TECRID certifies analytical quality

Application sequence

From account to controlled issuance.

  1. 01Create a laboratory workspace

    Sign in, name the legal laboratory organization, and provide its website.

  2. 02Submit the issuer application

    Record location, authority role, accreditation status, scope, methods, contact, and the public signing key.

  3. 03Upload private evidence

    Provide legal identity, accreditation certificate, and scope PDFs. Files are private, fingerprinted, and restricted to the laboratory and ICS reviewers.

  4. 04Pass key conformance

    Sign a one-use canonical challenge through the browser key file or an external HSM/KMS.

  5. 05Complete ICS review

    ICS records each decision basis and approves only the documented scope.

  6. 06Run the first workflow

    Reserve, render, sign, finalize, resolve, and deliver one controlled report.

Pilot applications are open

Start with the laboratory account.

Creating the workspace is free. The dashboard makes every remaining verification step—and every boundary—visible.

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