Solutions / Manufacturing and quality
Quality control
Quality inspection inside the SAP Business One document flow: inspection rules per item, quality reports against specification, accepted and rejected quantities kept apart, re-inspection, corrective actions, customer complaints and quality certificates.
The problem it solves
When quality checks are on paper, a failed batch can still be issued to production or shipped to a customer, because SAP does not know it failed. Tracing what happened afterwards means finding the right sheet in the right file.
What it does
- Inspection rulebook: parameters, methods and limits per item
- Pending inspections raised from goods receipts and production
- Quality reports with measured results against specification, pass or fail per parameter
- Accepted, rejected and held quantities moved to the right warehouse or bin
- Re-inspection, corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) and customer complaints
- Quality certificates for what you ship
What changes for the business
- Material that failed inspection cannot be used by mistake
- Every batch has its inspection record, ready for an audit or a complaint
- Recurring problems with a supplier or a product are visible as a pattern
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See it working.
Ask for a demo of Quality control and we will walk you through it on a sample company — and tell you honestly whether it fits how you work.