Work Through End-Use Due Diligence
Use structured why questions to clarify end use without turning the review adversarial.
A customer says high-speed valves are for industrial research, but the product can support sensitive test systems. Five Whys for end use: purpose -> system -> site -> actor -> timing Not quite: accepting industrial research as complete treats a label as an end-use story. The phrase may be true and still too vague to support a risk decision. You need enough detail to understand what the item will do and who will control it. Ask purpose Why do you need these valves? The first why moves from category language to intended function. It should reveal what problem the item…
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