Sheet metal & metal
Parts, drawings and revisions stay traceable through quality inspection. Deviations, scrap and rework continue in the order; changes do not silently replace work already started.
Explore the industry workflow →Every part has its own history
Quality, Rework & Traceability
Inspections, measurements, photos, rework, complaints, scan events and inventory movements are linked to the physical part, the order and the technical status.
Today
Today, records have to be pieced together with considerable effort.
Inspection values are on paper, records sit in different folders, and a part’s path can only be reconstructed after the fact with considerable effort.
- Writing inspection values on paper and typing them up
- Maintaining delivery and quality records by hand
- Doing rework without a documented cause
- Painstakingly reconstructing a part’s history
Features
What the module covers.
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QA inspections
Record inspections as immutable events with measurement data, images and result.
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Rework
Create rework, carry it out and re-inspect without overwriting the original inspection.
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QR / barcode
Identify individual parts, material, containers or assemblies via stable identifiers.
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Photos & records
Store photos from QA, the shop floor, rework or shipping directly on the part.
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Complaints
Link delivered parts to a structured complaint, decision and closure.
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Part history
Show inquiry, quote, order, operations, QA, warehouse and delivery in one history.
Workflow
From intake to a controlled result.
01IdentifyScan the part or job.
02Check statusEngineering, order, revision.
03InspectMeasurements, photo, findings.
04DecideOK, rework, hold.
05Pass onWarehouse or next step.
06HistoryLink everything to the object.
Human in the loop
This is where your team reviews and decides.
secondFactory prepares. At these points, a person confirms, corrects or deliberately approves – nothing slips through unnoticed.
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Evaluate inspection result
Measurements, photos and findings are evaluated by quality assurance.
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OK, rework or hold
The decision is made by an authorized person – with traceable documentation.
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Re-inspect rework
Rework is re-inspected without overwriting the original inspection.
Your benefits
What improves day to day.
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Fewer complaints
Capture quality data directly in the process.
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Faster root cause analysis
A history instead of searching for data across multiple systems.
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Full traceability
Part, work, material and delivery stay connected.
Time saved: records without searchingYou gain time mainly because records no longer have to be compiled by hand. The size of the effect is measured on your actual workflow during the process assessment.
Input & result
What goes in. What comes out.
Input sources
- Inspection plans, drawings and technical status
- Measurements and photos
- QR and barcode scans
- Feedback from production
- Complaints about delivered parts
Results
- Inspections as immutable events
- Rework with cause and re-inspection
- Stable identifiers for parts and containers
- Photos and records on the part
- Complete part history
In the end-to-end process
Handovers without re-entry.
Before
Production
Manufactured parts with order, feedback and technical status.
This module
Quality, Rework & Traceability
Every part has its own history.
After
Warehouse, shipping and cockpit
Approved parts go to the warehouse and shipping, the QA status goes to the cockpit.
Process analysis / demo
Check quality & traceability on a real part.
In a process analysis, we follow a part through your inspections, approvals and records.
Applied in your industry
One module. Your business’s engineering logic.
Wood & interiors
Labels per part occurrence connect cutting and machining to the correct order. Inspection, packing and installation acceptance continue the design and production revision.
Explore the industry workflow →Buildings & MEP
Review findings, collisions, missing inputs and revisions accompany engineering design. Technical documents and handovers identify their design revision; professional acceptance belongs to the responsible engineer.
Explore the industry workflow →