Manufacturing
Catch the defect before it leaves the floor.
Run line inspections, log non-conformances and close them out with a tamper-proof audit trail — paperless, offline, and audit-ready for ISO 9001.
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Fewer escapes
A failed check raises the issue on the spot and a hold point stops the job — problems are contained on the line, not discovered by the customer.
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NCRs that close themselves out
Raise, issue, verify against the photo, and close in one place. Workflow rules chase the overdue ones so nothing stalls in someone’s inbox.
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Audit-ready by default
Every inspection and NCR carries a timestamped, tamper-evident record — your ISO 9001 surveillance becomes an export, not a fire drill.
Quality inspections
Run the check on every shift, not just on paper.
Build a reusable inspection checklist once and run it at every station, batch and shift. Pass/fail with a tap, capture the fault with a photo, and mark the checks that are hold points — a fail raises the issue for you, linked to the check that caught it.
QA · todayLIVE
07:00Shift A — start-up check
08:30Station 4 · hold point failed
09:15NCR-0418 raised + photo
11:40Rework verified · check re-passed
14:00Shift quality report emailed
- Reusable line inspection checklistsBuild the check once and run it on every shift, batch and station. Pass/fail with a tap, no clipboards.
- Photo evidence on the floorCapture the fault with a photo, location and voice note in one tap — even on a tablet with no signal in the plant.
- Hold points that stop the lineMark any check as a hold point and the job waits on it. Nothing moves on because someone was in a hurry.
- Attributable sign-offSign-off is a status only the right role can set, stamped with who set it and when. The line can never sign off its own rework.
- A fail raises the issue for youTick fail and the issue already exists, linked to the check that caught it — and it flips back to pass when that issue closes.
- Exports the customer will acceptFifteen reports across PDF, Excel and CSV, filtered to the station, batch window or status you need.
Non-conformance
Every NCR, from the floor to close-out.
Anyone on the floor can raise a non-conformance with a photo and description. It is issued to a named person with a due date, disputed openly if they disagree, and closed only by someone allowed to close it — with the rework photo attached.
NCR · this weekLIVE
MonNCR-0411 · weld porosity
TueIssued to Fab Shop
WedIn dispute · fixture wear
ThuRework photo attached
FriNCR closed · signed off
- One-tap non-conformance captureAnyone on the floor can raise an NCR with a photo and description. No waiting for the quality office.
- A lifecycle, not a status fieldOpen, assigned, pending, fixed, completed, ready to inspect, closed — and each move is gated on the role allowed to make it.
- Assign and auto-chaseRoute the NCR to the right person and let workflow rules chase overdue actions automatically.
- Disagreement on the recordA supplier or line lead who disputes a call says so in the record. The dispute is a state, not an argument in someone’s inbox.
- Tamper-evident audit trailEvery status change is logged and attributed — defensible for ISO 9001 audits and customer claims.
- Scope containment fastFilter by station, location, type, priority, date range or who it is issued to, and see the match count before you export.
How a non-conformance flows
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Operator flags it
A fault is caught on the line and logged in one tap — photo, station and description — without leaving the floor.
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QA takes it on
The non-conformance lands with full context. Quality issues it to the right person with a due date, and the line knows where it stands.
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Closed with proof
Rework is verified against the photo, the NCR closes with a named sign-off, and the audit trail is ready for your next ISO surveillance.