Device passport

The device passport

A car has a service history. A phone never did. The passport is a permanent record tied to the IMEI: what was repaired, when, with which part, and what the diagnostics said — and it survives the phone changing owner.

1. It builds itself

   You do not create anything. Every time you take in a phone with its IMEI, the record is created or updated. Take in the same device a year later and its history is already there.

2. Add the diagnosis

   Run the phone test checklist when you take the device in and when you hand it back. Screen, cameras, battery, buttons — each result is stamped into the passport with its date.

3. Read the real serials by cable

   With the USB agent connected, plugging the phone in reads the battery, board and camera serials straight from the device. That is how you prove a part is original — or catch that it is not.

4. Open the record

   In Devices, open any device to see its full life: every repair with its parts and cost, the Checks that were run, the photos and the lock status.

5. Print the certificate

   Print the device report and hand it to the customer. It is proof of what you did — and if they resell the phone, it is proof for the next buyer that the work was real.