Assay turns the Certificates of Analysis you already have into live verification pages, tied to a QR code on every lot. Scan the bottle, see the tests for that exact batch.
Endorsement badges, trust seals, review stars. They assert that testing happened, somewhere, once — and they look identical whether it did or not.
Your own lab's numbers, analyte by analyte, tied to the lot in the customer's hand. It can't be borrowed, and it can't be faked.
Any lab, any PDF format. About a minute per batch, and most of that is you reading the review screen.
You approve it once. The page, the QR, and every storefront widget update together.
Assay's storefront blocks read your theme's fonts, colors, and corner radius at install and match them automatically. A default install looks like your own designer built it. Try it:
The mechanism: blocks inherit the theme's type stack, surface colors, border radius, and button treatment from Shopify theme settings — no CSS work, no "powered-by" look. One thing never adapts: green only ever means pass.
One QR per lot, generated when the batch publishes, sized for your label. The code never changes for a lot — reprints are safe.
No app, no account. The page is plain English with the raw COA one tap away — legible to a shopper, satisfying to a skeptic.
Verification pages link back to the product. The loop closes: proof in the hand becomes the next order in the cart.
Product pages and packaging. The rotating ring is the site's one persistent motion.
For collection grids and tight layouts — smallest honest claim that links to full results.
Product-page staples: a one-liner above the fold, the summary table below it.
A dedicated results page section, and a lot-number search for the customer holding an older bottle.
To be fair to each: a PDF link is honest and free, and a Drive folder is better than nothing. They just prove that documents exist — not that the bottle in a customer's hand matches one.
Assay is pre-launch. These slots fill with named merchants, real numbers, and linkable verification pages — nothing anonymous, nothing invented.
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Publishing it is the cheap part. One product, three batches, free.
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