Sign and timestamp an approved result while the LIMS remains authoritative.
How it works
VREC integrations begin with the workflow and authority responsible for each record.
The integration method identifies where a record crosses an organizational boundary and defines the evidence event without rebuilding the customer’s application.
Integration method
The method defines authority, workflow, evidence, controls, and a bounded launch.
- 01
Authority map
Identify who creates, approves, relies on, challenges, and revokes each important record.
- 02
Workflow map
Trace the source system, decision points, handoffs, exceptions, and existing evidence.
- 03
Trust boundary
Find the moment another party must trust a record it did not create or control.
- 04
Evidence design
Define the canonical record, signer, timestamp, disclosure, status, and assurance policy.
- 05
Integration blueprint
Specify the API or connector event, verification experience, responsibilities, and controls.
- 06
Measured launch
Implement a bounded scope, observe proof completion and verification, then expand.
Evidence insertion
The Evidence Receipt is created at a defined workflow event.
Customer systemRecord or decision
→VREC insertion pointEvidence Receipt
→Relying partyIndependent check
Bind approvals and closing documents into an evidence bundle for later review.
Preserve who issued a report, which version is current, and whether it was revoked.
Let a verifier check the issuer, integrity, issuance time, and current status.
Reusable product configuration