Bankable Reporting
A folder of flash files is not something a bank can lend against. Send us IV and EL measurements from any Pasan machine and our metrology team turns them into an independent report, with a stated uncertainty budget, traceable to METAS, the kind banks, insurers and EPCs accept.
your measurements · our reference · bankable report
Measurements become evidence when someone signs them.
Acquisition files prove you ran a test, not that the result is trustworthy. We take your IV and EL data, validate it against the Pasan reference, attach a measurement-uncertainty budget so every number carries its confidence interval, and present it the way a credit committee reads it. The same engine behind our uncertainty tool produces the budget, GUM-compliant, k=2, defensible.
- ▸You sendIV + EL from any Pasan machine
- ▸We addvalidation + uncertainty budget
- ▸Stated asU(Pmax), k=2, per GUM
- ▸Read bycredit & risk committees
Our name on it, not the manufacturer's.
The value of a third-party report is exactly its independence. Every Pasan report is referenced to the Pasan standard with traceability to METAS, the Swiss federal metrology institute, and signed by the metrology team in Neuchâtel, who did not sell you the modules and have no reason to flatter them. That is what makes the number hold in an acceptance milestone, an insurance claim or a dispute.
- ▸ReferencePasan · METAS-traceable
- ▸StandardISO/IEC 17025 practice
- ▸Signed inNeuchâtel, Switzerland
- ▸Independent ofthe module supplier
A document that moves money.
Banks release tranches against acceptance. Insurers price risk against evidence. EPCs argue tolerances against numbers. A Pasan report is written to do that work: to tie a payment milestone to a measured result, to support a transport-damage claim, or to settle a power-tolerance dispute, with a defensible figure instead of a flash list.
- ▸Tiespayment milestones to results
- ▸Supportsinsurance & warranty claims
- ▸Settlespower-tolerance disputes
- ▸Audiencebanks · insurers · EPC · developers