Many options for
planning, analysis, and action planning
We offer an optional comprehensive quality assurance system (computer-aided quality assurance system, CAQ). The functional areas can be used individually or combined as desired.
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Quality control: accompanying testing processes, e.g., for goods receipt and production
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Audit management: integration and evaluation of all audit sources and types (e.g., internal, external, process, system), rapid initiation of immediate measures, and well-founded planning of long-term effective measures
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Action management: Central creation, management, and distribution of all types of actions with automatic notification of the responsible persons, progress monitoring, and automated evaluation
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Test planning/test equipment management: Detailed process planning across all test sites as well as control/compliance with test equipment use, calibration intervals, work instructions, etc.
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Initial sampling: Coordination of all processes for initial sampling, transfer of characteristics to series test plans and other relevant tests, measurement value entry or direct import via measuring machine interface
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Risk management: Creation/management of any FMEA types (e.g., product, process, logistics, design, etc.), display options as forms or trees, definition of evaluation catalogs, assignment of responsibilities, linking of documents/notes to all FMEA elements
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Complaint management (8D, CAPA): inclusion of all complaint sources (customers, internal/external suppliers), rapid initiation of immediate measures, comprehensive analysis functions for planning long-term measures
Fig.: The characteristics to be tested are stored as master data for the item, including their limits, statistical properties, inspection levels, visualization options, and testing equipment.
Fig.: In the inspection planning (possibly based on FMEA and CP), they are assigned to the individual work steps and/or inspection types, e.g., goods receipt, SPC, laboratory testing, special inspection, etc.
Fig.: Structured analysis based on the 8D methodology.
Fig.: Defining, assigning, and monitoring the measures.
