After the certification partner develops a quality standards compliance report for the tested product, they share these results with the company and with VeraSol.

When receiving the results, there are three possible scenarios:

Pass: If the tested product meets the quality standards, we will issue a VeraSol Certificate and a Specification Sheet.

Requires Corrections: If the tested product does not fully meet the requirements in the quality standards, the authorized partner will work with the company to bring the product into compliance following the Corrections Policy. If appropriate corrections are made, we will issue a VeraSol Certificate and a Specification Sheet.

Fail: If the tested product does not meet the quality standards, the authorized partner will inform you that it did not pass. VeraSol team summarizes the main points of failure in a feedback letter and suggests next steps for improvement. Partial re-testing of improved products can also be an option.