Semiconductor Quality Assurance
TrustCompo helps buyers screen open-market, shortage, obsolete, and approval-sensitive lots through documented inspection, traceability review, ESD handling, and escalation testing when required.
Lot identity checked before shipment release
Buyer-facing evidence for QA approval
Escalation path for unclear or high-risk supply
Quality release controls
Lot Traceability
Lot code, label, and source records checked before release
Inspection Evidence
Photos, findings, and review notes prepared for buyer approval
ESD Handling
ESD-safe handling, packing, and shipment-control workflow
Risk Escalation
X-Ray, electrical test, or lab escalation for unclear lots
Quality Inspection Flow
Each lot is reviewed according to its sourcing risk, application sensitivity, documentation requirements, and customer approval boundary.
Tier 1
Used as the baseline review before shipment release. It helps buyers confirm lot identity, packaging condition, label consistency, and visible signs that the material needs escalation.
Tier 2
Used when lot risk is elevated, such as unclear source history, inconsistent labels, older date codes, or high-value ICs. X-Ray and marking checks help identify internal-structure mismatch or resurfacing risk before approval.
Tier 3
Used when procurement, QA, or engineering needs stronger evidence before accepting the lot. Electrical checks, solderability review, DE-CAP, or third-party lab support can be added to the approval path.
Traceability & Report
For quality-sensitive orders, we can prepare an inspection package with lot photos, label records, visual findings, document references, and escalation notes so QA, engineering, or customer approval teams can review risk before shipment.
Sample document preview
Preview is intentionally blurred. Formal reports are issued against confirmed project scope, lot condition, and customer requirements.
Inside Our Quality Lab
Inspection equipment is used to turn a sourcing concern into reviewable evidence: what was checked, what looked consistent, what needs escalation, and what should be held before release.
TrustCompo QA bench
Top marking, pin condition, resurfacing clues, cracks, and package surface review.
Escalated inspection path
Internal structure, bond-wire, die attach, and void-risk screening for high-risk lots.
RoHS / material check
Element composition screening and RoHS-sensitive review when project scope requires it.
Shipment control area
ESD-safe packing, barcode label capture, shipment archive, and release documentation.
Quality & Compliance References
A compact view of the quality, counterfeit-risk, and ESD references buyers usually expect to see behind a controlled release process.
ISO 9001
Quality management system
ISO 14001
Environmental management system
ESD S20.20
ESD-safe handling reference
AS9120B
Aerospace distribution quality
Quality FAQ
No distributor should treat document review or visual inspection as an absolute authenticity guarantee. Our role is to reduce sourcing risk through supplier screening, inspection evidence, traceability review, and escalation testing when the lot profile requires it.
In many cases, yes. Label photos, top-mark photos, packaging photos, traceability notes, and shipment-condition records can be aligned before release when the project requires internal QA or customer review.
No. Advanced tests are added based on lot risk, component value, application sensitivity, customer requirement, and approval timing.
The lot is held, documented, and escalated. Depending on the issue, we may reject the source, request replacement evidence, recommend advanced testing, or ask the customer to approve an exception before proceeding.
No. TrustCompo can support inspection evidence and escalation, but final engineering approval and end-use qualification remain with the customer's own team.
Share date-code limits, documentation requirements, test requests, and traceability expectations during RFQ so sourcing and QA can evaluate the lot before supply is locked.
RFQ Quality Review
Send the MPN, quantity, target date code, required documents, and test requirements before the lot is committed.
Quick QA Ask
Send the lot concern, documentation gap, or test request here and our team can reply before the buying window closes.
Best for traceability questions, date-code limits, inspection scope, and approval-sensitive BOM lines.