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When a laboratory issues an amended report, preserve the version history and identify which conclusions changed. A corrected document should replace outdated summaries while remaining traceable to the original work.
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An amendment may correct an identifier, calculation, wording or interpretation. Its effect depends on the change, so the team should review more than the filename. Product pages, supplier scorecards and internal approval records may all need updating if they relied on the superseded information.
Illustrative example: a laboratory corrects the sample mapping in a report. A distributor updates the PDF folder but leaves a supplier comparison based on the old mapping. The document replacement alone has not corrected the purchasing evidence; the dependent conclusion also needs review.
Do not edit a laboratory report yourself to make it appear corrected. Request the issuer's authorized amendment and preserve its identity. This guide concerns version control and does not imply that every amendment invalidates all earlier observations or that a minor correction changes the product's performance.
Ask NANOLAB about the exact product and intended use. Use the current product documentation for formulation-specific instructions.