From a series of measurements to the finished document, many details need to come together: measurement requirements, reference devices, actual values, and their evaluation. Memida now combines them in a guided certificate creation workflow directly on the inspection equipment. The result is a digital calibration certificate (DCC) with machine-readable XML and a readable PDF representation.

The feature supports documenting a calibration that has actually been performed. Measurement and technical responsibility for the procedure and measurement uncertainty remain with the laboratory performing the calibration.

With this update, we are expanding the Memida API with central master data endpoints, a new read-only token info endpoint, and functions for comments on test equipment. Integrations can now consistently read (and where applicable, write) manufacturers, device master data, device categories, and inspection report types via the REST API. Additionally, comments on test equipment can be retrieved and specifically deleted – functionally rounding out the existing Apparatuses endpoint.

This update makes inspection documentation more precise, the global search faster to use, and the change history for inspection equipment easier to follow. In addition to new functionality we addressed targeted fixes to stabilize the location view and improve error messages.

This update makes it much easier to work with sites, storage locations, and calibration labs in Memida. In addition to several fixes we expanded the master data tools and refined the UI for better clarity and faster handling.

The latest Memida update brings a comprehensive overhaul of the device master data management.