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Inspection that stays attached to the batch

Quality recorded on paper answers the question of whether a check happened. Quality recorded against the batch answers the far more useful question of where a defect came from.

Overview

This is inspection as part of the production record rather than alongside it. Each unit or bag is checked against a defined visual and structural standard before packing or shipment, and the result is stored against the batch it belongs to. That connection is what turns quality data into something operationally useful: recurring defects can be traced to a stage, an operator group or a supplier, instead of being noticed only as a customer complaint.

  • Standardised checks

    The same defined criteria applied by every inspector, every time.

  • Attached to the batch

    Results stored against the production record, not in a separate log.

  • Traceable to source

    Recurring defects traced back to stage, shift or supplier.

  • Export documentation

    Inspection evidence available when a shipment requires it.

Capabilities

What the platform covers

  • Digital inspection workflows
  • Defect classification and recording
  • Batch and lot traceability
  • Pre-packing and pre-shipment gating
  • Inspector accountability and audit trail
  • Quality reporting and trend analysis
  • Integration with production and dispatch

Outcomes

What it changes

Stated as operational differences rather than percentages, because we do not publish figures we cannot substantiate.

  • Defects caught before dispatch

    A gate that a batch cannot pass without an inspection result.

  • Root cause becomes findable

    Patterns visible across stage, shift and supplier.

  • Evidence on hand

    Inspection history retrievable when a customer or auditor asks.

Built with

  • .NET Core
  • Angular
  • Web API
  • Microsoft SQL Server 2019

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