Issue details
The defect, affected lot, findings and next actions share one quality record.
Quality
Record quality issues and follow corrective actions
A shared record of checks and quality issues
Each quality issue is linked to a product, lot or supplier, with measurements and affected quantities. Investigation, correction and closure remain part of the same record. Assign the necessary actions so the team knows what happens next.
Follow an issue from detection to correction
The defect record shows affected goods, containment decisions and corrective actions. Each assigned action has a responsible person and a completion date.
Lot decisions
Record whether affected goods are held, released, reworked or rejected after review.
Containment
Track where affected goods are moved while the team investigates the issue.
Inspection results
Measured values and specifications appear together with the recorded inspection result.
Corrective actions
Assign a specific correction with an owner and a clear completion date.
Make open quality issues easy to follow
Findings, deadlines and evidence remain available across the lots and products your team manages. Open issues and missing certificates make unfinished work visible.
Issues by lot
Check which problems are resolved and which still require action for each lot.
Action deadlines
See upcoming deadlines and the people responsible for resolving outstanding quality issues.
Follow-up checks
Record additional inspections and the time spent verifying that a correction worked.
Missing certificates
Track required supplier documents and follow up before closing the quality issue.
See how to organize your quality follow-up
Use a typical inspection and corrective action to explore a process that fits your production.
How teams use it
Examples of how this can fit into daily work.
Questions and answers
The product or lot, defect, measurements, affected quantity, supporting documents and corrective actions. Adapt the fields to your checks and quality procedures.
See how to organize your quality follow-up
Use a typical inspection and corrective action to explore a process that fits your production.
