01 / ENTITY
Who is making this claim?
Establish the legal company, trading name, relevant site and representative authority. A scraped source entry is a reference listing, not a claimed member account.
LEAF REVIEW DESIGN / PUBLIC CRITERIA · SCOPED DECISIONS
Show the control.
Check the evidence.
Designing a supplier review programme means making the checks, scope and limitations visible to the buyer. Prepare the evidence pack now. No Leaf supplier verification badges have been issued by this release.
A CHECKED RECORD / A CLEAR LIMIT
“Verified” must answer
what was checked.
We propose specific labels such as “Identity checked”, “Quality controls reviewed”, “Environmental controls reviewed” and “Product documents reviewed”. Each issued label would open its actual review record. A generic tick must not imply every product is safe, low-carbon or certified.
DESIGN SPECIMEN / NOT ISSUED
No accreditation, certification or reviewed supplier status is conferred.
02 / CERTIFICATE
What was actually certified?
Record exact standard edition, certified holder, covered sites, certification body, scope, registration reference and validity. Check the current issuer/register record. Leaf does not issue ISO certificates or reuse accreditation logos.
03 / CONTROLS
How does the supplier manage the work?
A supplier without ISO certification can prepare documented procedures, operational records and outcomes. Assess those controls against published Leaf criteria; do not call them ISO-certified or equivalent.
04 / PRODUCT
Does the evidence cover this variant?
Connect the exact material, printed assembly, finish, fixing, site and revision to relevant test or carbon evidence. Company management-system certification never automatically verifies every product.
05 / REVIEW
Who checked which evidence?
A competent authorised reviewer records criteria version, sampled records, findings, limitations, conflicts, decision date and next review. Automated checks help identify gaps; they do not approve supplier quality.
06 / PUBLIC RECORD
What can the buyer rely on?
A future issued badge links to a dated decision covering the exact entity/site/product/process. It discloses limitations, expiry and live status. Changed scope, withdrawal, complaints and missed follow-up reopen or suspend it.
Two routes.
The same responsible scope.
CERTIFICATION ROUTE
Keep an exact certificate record.
Management-system certificates support only the stated organisation/site/activity scope. Exact edition and current registration status matter. Product conformity and finished-assembly test results need separate evidence.
ISO explains certification ↗ · UKAS certificate checking ↗DOCUMENTED CONTROLS ROUTE
Show what happens in practice.
Prepare controlled procedures and sample records: job inspection and release, batch/material traceability, equipment calibration, nonconformity, corrective action, complaints, risk, environmental impacts and improvement follow-up. No ISO status is inferred from these records.
Build your control record pack ↗What a future review record must carry
Exact holder and sites · product/process scope · criteria version · evidence versions · reviewer competence and conflicts · sampled period and records · open findings · corrective-action deadlines · decision date · expiry/review date · suspended/withdrawn status · buyer-readable limitations · complaints and appeal routes.
Payment and review
have separate decisions.
Promotional membership pays for presentation and marketing delivery. It cannot grant a badge or change a failed review. Any future paid human assessment must have a separately scoped agreement, published criteria and findings that remain independent of its fee.
Buyer feedback must be attributed to an actual transaction where relevant. A complaint is a review trigger, not an automatic finding of misconduct. Serious or unresolved changes can suspend a scoped status. Suppliers need a recorded response and an appeal decided by someone independent of the original decision.