bruv
Materials
- Feb 19, 2002
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We are coming under pressure from a number of our customers to supply chemical and mechanical test reports for our castings in an electronic fashion rather than good old paper copies. We have a number of possible options:
1) Scan existing paper copies and e-mail them in jpg format
2) Create a pdf document and email it
3) Make the information downloadable from our website to specific customers, accessible only by password.
Given the security implications, both on the website and the possibility of somebody altering a test report, what do people out there think? Does anybody have experience of this already? Are there any other options we have not yet considered? Please bear in mind that we may wish to include heat treatment and other test details to the reports.
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
Bruv
1) Scan existing paper copies and e-mail them in jpg format
2) Create a pdf document and email it
3) Make the information downloadable from our website to specific customers, accessible only by password.
Given the security implications, both on the website and the possibility of somebody altering a test report, what do people out there think? Does anybody have experience of this already? Are there any other options we have not yet considered? Please bear in mind that we may wish to include heat treatment and other test details to the reports.
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
Bruv