For Product Companies

Battery Buyers.

From supplier selection to quality testing on every shipment, Micantis covers the full incoming workflow end to end. So you know exactly what you're putting in your product, batch after batch.

Medical Devices eVTOL & Aviation Drones & Robotics Power Tools E Mobility Energy Storage
Catch failures in real time, the moment they happen.
Know which cells are safe to ship with full spec coverage.
Keep all your incoming cycle data in one place.
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Supplier analytics dashboard with batch and channel-hours breakdown by BU, vendor, model, and test
Test management table with urgent flag, status, % complete, name, vendor, model, and specification columns
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Features

Everything your incoming inspection program needs.

Supplier Selection

Pick the right suppliers before you commit.

What it is

Before you sign with a cell supplier, you need to verify that their cells will actually perform in your product. Qualification means putting candidates through realistic tests, comparing them apples to apples, and documenting why you picked the one you did.

How Micantis helps

  • Import cell specs from supplier datasheets so every candidate lives in one searchable place.
  • Set application criteria for the energy, power, mass, voltage, and risk your product needs.
  • Auto identify cells that meet your criteria and flag the ones that don't, side by side.
  • Defensible decisions with the data to back them up.
Cell qualification comparison: Ragone plot, gravimetric analysis, and side-by-side supplier comparison table
New application form for capturing requirements

Micantis in Practice

How buyers use Micantis.

From a binder of datasheets to a ranked supplier list.

A product company replaced manual spec sheet review with mission criteria the platform matches automatically.

01

The situation

An engineer was qualifying two dozen candidate cells from six suppliers, each represented by a PDF datasheet. Every round, they transcribed key specs into a spreadsheet by hand, cross referenced them against the application's mission profile, and rebuilt the comparison whenever a supplier updated a sheet.

02

What they did

They entered the application's mission specs into Micantis (energy density, continuous discharge rate, mass budget, voltage window, temperature range) as criteria, then imported every candidate cell's datasheet once. The platform flagged which cells met the criteria, where, and with how much margin.

03

The result

New datasheets get scored automatically against the criteria the moment they're uploaded. The shortlist is defensible at design review: every cell with the reasoning, every disqualification with the spec it missed. No more side by side PDF reading.

Who Needs This

Industries that can't afford a bad cell.

Supplier datasheets are suggestions. Field failures are recalls, lawsuits, or worse. These are the teams using Micantis to know exactly what they're shipping.

Medical Devices

A failure in a defibrillator or insulin pump is a regulatory event. Independent QC is the difference between a recall and a clean audit.

See medical device QC

eVTOL & Aviation

Certification demands evidence, not vendor word. Continuous incoming data underpins your DAL A safety case across every lot.

See aviation battery testing

Drones & Robotics

A failed pack means a downed asset and a lost mission. Catch underperformers before they ever reach the airframe.

See drone battery QC

Power Tools

Warranty exposure scales with volume. Smart sampling on every shipment turns supplier accountability into a line item.

See power tool battery QC

E Mobility

E bikes, scooters, micro EVs. Cycle life claims are easy to make and expensive to disprove. Verify before you build the pack.

See e-mobility battery QC

Energy Storage

Stationary BESS deployments live in the field for a decade. Catch chemistry drift and cell variability at the gate, not on commissioning day.

See energy storage QC

A Practical Guide to Battery IQC

Start with: why incoming QC matters in the first place.

Part 1 of our IQC guide walks through the gap between what a cell supplier tests and what your product needs — with the recall data to back it up. Foreword plus nine planned chapters covering supplier qualification, acceptance criteria, test protocols, sampling, traceability, and compliance.

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See what your battery supply chain looks like with data.

Book a 30 minute risk assessment. We'll map your supplier exposure and show you what a smart sampling program looks like for your operation.

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