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Manufacturing Included in ERPS X ERPS

Quality checks on every order, alerts on every problem

Define checks against a product and manufacturing order, mark them Pass or Fail, and raise quality alerts with root cause, corrective and preventive actions, priority, and team — all reported in the Manufacturing Reports menu.

Built for
  • Quality managers — Define checks, review results, and own alerts through to Done.
  • Inspectors & operators — Complete the check for the order in front of you and mark Pass or Fail.
  • Production managers — See which orders passed and which alerts are open before shipping.
  • Purchasing — Alerts that name a vendor identify supplier-related problems.
Pass / Fail
Every quality check
Draft → In Process → Done
Quality alert lifecycle
Tied to MO
Checks reference the order
Manufacturing
Included in ERPS
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Quality Control — main screen

What Quality Control does inside ERPS X

Quality Control is the inspection application of the Manufacturing department in ERPS X ERPS. It has two records. A quality check is created for a product and a manufacturing order (or a picking), with a check ID, a team, a type — Instruction, Measure, Take a Picture — a control point and whether it is controlled per Product or per Operation, written instructions, and an optional partial transfer test. Each check is then marked Pass or Fail.

A quality alert is raised when something is wrong. It carries an alert ID, title, product, picking, priority, team, responsible person, tags, an optional vendor, the date assigned, a description, the root cause, and the corrective and preventive actions agreed. Alerts move through Draft → In Process → Done.

Both records are reported in the Manufacturing Reports menu — Quality Check Analysis and Quality Alerts Analysis — and counted on the Manufacturing dashboard. Because checks reference the manufacturing order and product, a failed check points straight back to the order and BoM behind it.

Quality managers

Define checks, review results, and own alerts through to Done.

Inspectors & operators

Complete the check for the order in front of you and mark Pass or Fail.

Production managers

See which orders passed and which alerts are open before shipping.

Purchasing

Alerts that name a vendor identify supplier-related problems.

Everything Quality Control gives your team

Each feature below is part of the application as it ships in your ERPS X workspace — no add-ons, no separate licences.

Quality checks

Check ID, product, manufacturing order or picking, team, type, control point, control per Product or Operation, and instructions.

Pass or Fail

Mark each check Pass or Fail from the list; the result stays on the check and in the analysis.

Quality alerts

Alert ID, title, product, picking, priority, team, responsible, tags, vendor, and date assigned.

Root cause & actions

Record the root cause, corrective actions, and preventive actions on the alert.

Alert status

Move alerts from Draft to In Process to Done as work is completed.

Quality analysis reports

Quality Check Analysis and Quality Alerts Analysis in the Manufacturing Reports menu.

A closer look at Quality Control

The screens, records, and controls you will actually work with day to day.

Quality checks
  • Check ID and product
  • Manufacturing order or picking reference
  • Type: Instruction, Measure, Take a Picture
  • Control point and control per Product or Operation
  • Team, written instructions, partial transfer test flag
Quality alerts
  • Alert ID, title, and description
  • Product, picking, and optional vendor
  • Priority, team, responsible, tags, date assigned
  • Root cause, corrective actions, preventive actions
  • Status: Draft, In Process, Done
Results & reporting
  • Mark check as Pass or Fail
  • Edit checks and alerts per company
  • Quality Check Analysis report
  • Quality Alerts Analysis report
  • Check and alert counts on the Manufacturing dashboard

The Quality Control workflow

From first setup to daily use — the path your team follows inside the application.

1
Define the check

Create a quality check for the product and manufacturing order with type, control point, team, and instructions.

2
Inspect

The inspector performs the check as instructed on the order or picking.

3
Record the result

Mark the check Pass or Fail.

4
Raise an alert if needed

On a failure, create a quality alert with priority, responsible, root cause, and actions.

5
Close and analyze

Move the alert to Done and review Quality Check and Quality Alerts Analysis.

Where teams use Quality Control every day

Dimensional check per order

A Measure check on the manufacturing order recorded Pass or Fail before the order is marked Done.

Visual inspection

A Take a Picture check documents the finished product for the record.

Incoming component problem

A quality alert naming the vendor with root cause and corrective actions for purchasing to act on.

Recurring defect

Preventive actions recorded on the alert and the BoM or process adjusted.

Several plants

Each company workspace has its own checks, alerts, and reports.

Monthly quality review

Quality Check Analysis and Quality Alerts Analysis for the period in one menu.

What changes when Quality Control runs on ERPS X

Outcomes you can expect once the application is live for your company.

Result on the order

Every check references the product and manufacturing order it was performed on.

Problems with owners

Alerts carry a responsible person, priority, and status until Done.

Actions written down

Root cause, corrective, and preventive actions live on the alert, not in email.

Same products and vendors

Checks and alerts use the products and vendors the rest of ERPS uses.

Company isolation

Quality data stays in the company workspace and database it belongs to.

Controlled access

Department-level access keeps quality screens with the Manufacturing team.

Quality Control — common questions

What is the difference between a check and an alert?
A quality check is a planned inspection on a product and manufacturing order, marked Pass or Fail. A quality alert records a problem — with priority, responsible, root cause, and corrective and preventive actions — and moves from Draft to In Process to Done.
Which check types are available?
Instruction, Measure, and Take a Picture, each with a control point and controlled per Product or per Operation.
Can an alert reference a supplier?
Yes. An optional vendor can be named on the alert so supplier-related problems are visible to purchasing.
Does Quality Control certify compliance with a standard?
No. It records checks, results, alerts, and actions for your process. Certification against any external standard is your organization's own process.
Is Quality Control a separate product?
No. It is an application inside ERPS X ERPS under the Manufacturing department, available to any company with ERPS active on its plan.

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