Sample report
One page. One verdict.
With verifiable records. The sample below shows how the conclusion, the decisive factor, and the raw records correspond.
Sample — not a real client case
The sample verdict report
One page. One verdict. — with verifiable records
Buy with conditionsSample (illustrative): the decisive factor is defect risk and purchasing conditions — full-defect equivalents per 350 g [breakdown to be filled from QC record; specialty threshold 0 Category 1 / ≤5 full Category 2 per 350 g]. If a weight-based share is shown, state numerator/denominator; it is not the SCA threshold. Conditions (lower price, or sorting plus re-checking the sorted sample) are conditions, not cures.
The full page is the actual report template, rendered with sample data. Numbers on it are placeholders for layout — they are not real cupping results.
How the verdict traces to the records
- Verdict → decisive factor. The report names one decisive factor and states its basis, conditions, and evidence scope.
- Scores → sensory log. Every score in the verdict traces to a numbered original record in the sensory log (R-03 in the sample). The sample total 85.20 is a layout placeholder using legacy-form arithmetic for illustration; real deliveries use the protocol stated in the report and do not present the legacy ten-attribute form as the current SCA method.
- Defects → QC record. The full-defect equivalents per 350 g (by Category 1 / Category 2 breakdown, with conversion table source and version stated), moisture, and density figures trace to the QC summary (E-01 to E-04 in the sample).
- Unmeasured = marked. Anything not measured is marked "not measured" — never filled in.
What you get for your lot
The same structure, with your lot's real data: dossier card, one-page verdict report, raw records pack — delivered as PDFs under the pilot package, with scope and pricing agreed in a written quote. See the pilot package