Every part has a record.
The design, the quote, the payment, the shipment and your measurements, linked into one record and stored on 0G. It’s private unless you share it, and useful when you reorder, hand over a project or show a backer what you built.
Open a passport
Have a passport link?
What’s inside
One record, six sections
The part
- Name, quantity, process and material
- The interfaces it was designed to fit
The design
- Design ID and revision
- 0G Storage root of the encrypted design package: STEP, drawing, parameters, DFM report and generation log
- The critical dimensions with their nominal values and tolerances
- The model that drafted it, run on the 0G Compute Router
The order
- Chain, escrow address and order ID
- Token, amount and the hash of the agreed terms
- Price breakdown
- The payment transaction
Fulfilment
- Fabricator, with the order reference redacted
- Shipment and delivery evidence roots
- The shipped and delivered transactions
Verification
- Your measurement of each critical dimension and its result
- The fit check
- The outcome (accepted, released, disputed, refunded or settled) and its transaction
History
- Every escrow event, with its transaction and time
A passport starts when an order is paid and fills in as the part ships, arrives and is inspected. Its format is morfio.part-passport/1, and each passport can be downloaded as JSON.
Who can see it
Private by default
- Only you can open it, using the order link from your quote request. Morfio’s operators can see it too.
- Turn on a share link to show it to someone else, and turn it off again whenever you like.
- Your shipping address and email are never in it. Files are encrypted before they go to 0G Storage; only their roots appear.
What anyone can already see on 0G Chain stays public: the escrow events and transactions of a paid order.
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