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Every Tetra inspection report includes 100+ photos, detailed defect classification, AQL sampling results, and measurements vs. specifications — structured evidence you can use in supplier negotiations, insurance claims, and customs documentation.
Our reports go far beyond a basic pass/fail verdict. Every element is designed to give you actionable evidence — not just a result, but the data you need to make decisions and hold suppliers accountable.
Every report includes over 100 photographs — product close-ups from multiple angles, defect documentation with measurements, packaging verification, shipping marks, and warehouse conditions. Photos are captioned, categorized, and cross-referenced to specific checklist items.
Every defect is classified as critical, major, or minor according to your custom criteria or industry standards. Each defect entry includes a description, photo evidence, location on the product, and the quantity affected in the sample.
Statistical sampling results based on ISO 2859-1 (ANSI/ASQ Z1.4) — sample size, accept/reject numbers, actual defect counts, and pass/fail determination for each defect category. Clear, auditable methodology that holds up in disputes.
Side-by-side comparison of actual product measurements against your specifications. Tolerance deviations are flagged with the degree of non-conformance — so you know exactly how far off a measurement is, not just that it failed.
A clear, unambiguous recommendation — pass, fail, or pending (conditional on corrective action). The recommendation is backed by the AQL results and defect data, not subjective judgment.
Detailed notes on factory conditions, production status, worker compliance, and any observations that may affect product quality — even if not covered by the formal checklist. These notes often catch emerging issues before they become defects.
Detailed report data gives you leverage in factory discussions. Here are real examples of how clients have used Tetra inspection reports to protect their interests.
A garment importer used Tetra's defect photos and measurement data to document a 15% dimensional non-conformance rate in a 20,000-unit order. The factory agreed to rework all affected units at their cost — saving the importer $18,000 in potential returns.
An electronics brand presented Tetra's defect classification report showing cosmetic finish defects on 8% of units — above the agreed AQL. Rather than reject the shipment, they negotiated a 12% discount on the affected order, keeping the goods and protecting margins.
A toy distributor used Tetra's safety test documentation to demonstrate that paint lead levels exceeded CPSIA limits. The evidence was clear enough to authorize a full production remake with compliant materials — at the factory's expense.
Speed matters when you are managing production timelines and shipping deadlines. Tetra delivers preliminary results on the same day as the inspection — so you can make go/no-go decisions without waiting.
The full detailed report follows within 24 hours as a PDF, also available in your online dashboard. All reports are stored permanently in your account for reference, searchable by supplier, product, date, or result.
Same-Day Preliminary Results
Pass/fail recommendation and key findings shared on inspection day
24-Hour Full Report
Detailed PDF with 100+ photos, measurements, and defect data
Online Dashboard Access
View, download, and share all reports from your client portal
Not all inspection reports are created equal. The level of detail determines whether you can act on the findings — or just file them.
| Report Element | Evidence-Based (Tetra) | Basic Pass/Fail |
|---|---|---|
| Photos | 100+ captioned, categorized photos | 10–20 general overview photos |
| Defect Detail | Classified by severity, with quantities, locations, and photos | Summary count of defects found |
| Measurements | Actual vs. spec with tolerance deviation | Pass/fail on selected dimensions |
| AQL Documentation | Full sampling plan, sample size, accept/reject numbers | AQL level stated, limited detail |
| Negotiation Value | Structured evidence for rework, discounts, or claims | Limited leverage — "it failed" without supporting detail |
| Delivery | Same-day preliminary + 24-hour full report | 48–72 hours typical |
You receive preliminary results — pass/fail recommendation and key findings — on the same day as the inspection. The full detailed report with all photos, measurements, and defect data is delivered within 24 hours as a digital PDF, also accessible through your online dashboard.
Yes. Reports are designed to be shared with suppliers as evidence in quality discussions. The report format is clear, professional, and presents findings objectively — making it easier for factories to understand exactly what needs to be corrected. Many clients share the full report or specific sections (defect photos, measurement tables) as part of corrective action requests.
Every report includes 100+ photos covering: overall product appearance from multiple angles, close-ups of any defects found, measurement verification with calibrated tools, packaging and labeling details, shipping marks and carton conditions, and factory/warehouse environment. All photos are captioned with descriptions and linked to specific checklist items.
Yes. Tetra reports are structured specifically to serve as evidence in supplier negotiations, insurance claims, and customs disputes. The combination of photographic documentation, standardized defect classification, statistical sampling methodology (ISO 2859-1), and calibrated measurements creates a factual record that holds up in commercial discussions. Many clients describe our reports as "dispute-ready" or "negotiation-ready."
Standard industry reports often provide a basic pass/fail result with limited photos (10–20) and minimal defect detail. Tetra reports include 100+ captioned photos, detailed defect classification with quantities, actual vs. specification measurements, AQL sampling documentation, and inspector observations. The difference is the level of evidence — Tetra reports give you the data to act on, not just a verdict.
Yes. All reports are accessible through the Tetra client portal — a web-based dashboard where you can view, download, and share inspection reports, track inspection history, and monitor quality trends across suppliers. Reports are stored permanently in your account for reference.
Get a quote and experience inspection reports built for evidence, not just paperwork. 100+ photos, detailed defect data, and same-day preliminary results.
