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QMS · Quality management
Stop defects before they ship

Inspection standards as the spine, linking incoming, in-process, finished and after-sales quality data. Tasks issue automatically, SPC watches capability in real time, and an out-of-control point locks the batch and opens a corrective action — so every defect can be traced, analysed and prevented.

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QMS · Quality management
Stop defects before they ship

Inspection standards as the spine, linking incoming, in-process, finished and after-sales quality data. Tasks issue automatically, SPC watches capability in real time, and an out-of-control point locks the batch and opens a corrective action — so every defect can be traced, analysed and prevented.

  • Inspection standards and tasksItems, sampling plans and accept or reject rules are configurable, and tasks issue with the work order
  • Process capabilityControl charts compute CPK / PPK by batch; a limit breach locks the batch and alerts the owner
  • Defect handling and CAPADefect codes on file, quarantine, root cause analysis and follow-up on corrective actions
  • End-to-end traceabilityIncoming batch, process parameters and inspection records bound together, so a recall scope is defined
  • Supplier qualityPass rates by supplier and batch, so claims and ratings rest on numbers
  • Cost of quality and reportsInternal and external losses, rework and repair, audit packs exported in one click
↑3.5%First pass yield
↓50%Complaint response time
100%Audit records traceable
Screen preview

Capability watched live, an alarm the moment it drifts

Control charts roll with each inspection batch; consecutive points past the limit lock the batch, push the owner and open a corrective action.

QMS / process capabilitySPC
First pass yield99.2%
CPK1.42
Complaints this month0
Outer diameter, X-bar chartUSL 25.00 ± 0.05
Measured Out of control Control limits
An inspector with a calliper sampling parts from cartons at the incoming bench
Incoming goods pass a gate before the lineCalliper and gauge readings go straight into the system, with batch and supplier recorded.

Illustrative render · AI-generated

Where it fits

Three common starting points

The same product lands differently in every plant. These are the three starting points we meet most often.

CASE 01Customer audit

An audit wants SPC reports and first-article evidence, but the history is scattered across Excel files. Inspection data is archived automatically and exported by part number in one click.

100%Audit records traceable
CASE 02Batch-level traceability

Regulations demand batch-level traceability, and a problem has to come with a recall scope. Incoming batch, process parameters and inspection records are bound end to end.

↓50%Complaint response time
CASE 03Incoming quality swings

The incoming defect rate is high but no one can say which supplier. Pass rates by supplier and batch make claims and ratings defensible.

↑3.5%First pass yield