When a buyer asks what your Gauss Labs badge means, you can now hand them a short summary.

If your device and accessory are Gauss Labs certified, sooner or later a buyer asks what the badge on your product means. Until October 24, 2026, the only document we could give you to answer that was the full engineering report, which is thorough but long and technical. Every certified pairing now also comes with a Certification Summary, four or five pages written for someone outside the industry and built from the same test. Here's what's in it, where you get it, and how a buyer checks it without calling you.

The summary explains your certification in plain words.

The summary opens with your certificate numbers, the dates and a scan-to-verify badge. Next come the headline measurements as charts, each with a one-line caption and a short note on how to read it, and then the certification checklist in everyday language, with a checkmark beside each item your pairing passed. After that, each setting we tested has its own page with the 3D field picture, the heatmap and a short table, and the operating frequency we measured sits beside the one you document.

A recording of the Certification Summary on the Gauss Labs website, scrolling slowly from the cover to the end.
The example summary for the Magnetic Pulser with Paddle, from the cover through each setting tested.

Every number in it comes from your certified test's own report. The summary condenses that report for a buyer, so the full report stays your complete reference, and like the report it describes what we measured rather than what the field does in the body.

You download it from your customer portal.

Press Download Certification Summary on the product or on the certificate in your portal, and you get a ZIP that holds a PDF and a web page, so you can send whichever suits the buyer. The summary is also included in your full report's ZIP, and your certification email now mentions it. It stays in your portal until you choose to share it.

A buyer can check it without asking you.

The badge on the cover carries a code that opens your certification in our public registry. A buyer who scans it can compare the certificate numbers and dates on the page with the listing, and confirm which device and accessory the certification covers, without a phone call to you.

The Certification Summary for the Magnetic Pulser with Paddle on the Gauss Labs website: the company, device, accessory, certificate number, certification date and the Gauss Labs Certified badge.
The cover of the example summary, with the certificate number, the dates and the scan-to-verify badge.

To see a full one before yours arrives, open our example report for the Magnetic Pulser with Paddle and press View Certification Summary.

Want a summary your buyers can read?

Every pairing we certify comes with one beside its full report. If you'd like to see what the measurement work behind it looks like, our example reports are open to read.

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The next time a buyer asks what your badge means, send them the summary.