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1	{{Infobox concept	1	{{Infobox concept
2	\| name = ISO 9001	2	\| name = ISO 9001
+		3	\| subtitle = Management-system standard
3	\| Current edition = ISO 9001:2015	4	\| Current edition = ISO 9001:2015
4	\| Certifies = A management system, not a product	5	\| Certifies = A management system, not a product
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20	Scope is the field most often overlooked. A certificate covering "sales and distribution" is a different claim from one covering "synthesis, purification and packaging of peptides", and the scope is printed on the certificate.{{r\|reports}}	21	Scope is the field most often overlooked. A certificate covering "sales and distribution" is a different claim from one covering "synthesis, purification and packaging of peptides", and the scope is printed on the certificate.{{r\|reports}}
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+		23	== How a claim becomes checkable ==
+		24	\| Element of a claim \| Why it matters \|
+		25	\|---\|---\|
+		26	\| Certification body \| Determines whether the certificate is accredited \|
+		27	\| Certificate number \| Allows verification against a register \|
+		28	\| Scope \| Says which activities are covered \|
+		29	\| Validity period \| Certificates expire \|
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+		31	A claim of "ISO 9001 certified" carrying none of these is not checkable; one carrying all four is. That is a documentary observation and applies to any organisation making the claim.{{r\|iso9001}}
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22	== References ==	33	== References ==