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A Detailing Product Name Change: Keep Historical Job Records Searchable
A renamed product or revised pack can disconnect new stock from earlier job records. Preserve exact historical identification while confirming what has actually changed.
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Capture the old and new identity
Record the product names, identifiers and supplied change information. Retain the batch history used on earlier vehicles. Do not overwrite old job entries with the new name because that can obscure the product originally applied.
Ask about the nature of the change
Distinguish a branding update from a confirmed formulation, instruction or packaging change. Obtain the relevant supplier information. Similar appearance and a new label do not establish either equivalence or a performance change.
Review the working method
Compare the current instructions with the workshop method. Evaluate relevant changes before transferring the established process to customer work. Keep a controlled trial and its result attached to the new product identification.
Connect support records
Use an internal cross-reference so staff can find jobs under either name while seeing the exact historical product. Update care documents when needed and keep previous versions available for customers who received them.
Frequently asked question
Should the new name replace every old product entry?
Keep the original entry and add a verified cross-reference. Historical records should still show what was supplied and used at the time.