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Quality & traceability

Inspections happen, but results end up on paper forms, in spreadsheets or as photos on someone's phone. When a customer asks about a specific part or job, finding the evidence takes a search — and part of it may not exist.

Gloved hands measuring the bore of a machined part with an internal micrometer on a granite inspection table
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What can be structured

  • Inspection checklists at the point of the process where they make sense
  • Nonconformities recorded with cause, action and owner
  • What blocks a release, visible to everyone who needs to know
  • Records searchable by job, part, machine or customer
  • Evidence captured where it's generated: measurements, photos, sign-offs

Your team's part

Your quality lead defines criteria, tolerances and who signs off. We turn that into the workflow; they validate it before it goes live.

Existing data

Parts, customers and orders can come from your ERP where its interfaces allow. Records created in the workflow belong to your company and can be exported.

Related project

Quality control and equipment history for a machining and machine manufacturing business — published as project scope.

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Where do your quality records live today?

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