FACTORY FLOW / QUALITY & TRACEABILITY

Quality decisions.
Connected to the job.

Keep quarantine, disposition, controlled rework and final release visible in the manufacturing history.

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CONTROLLED QUALITY WORKFLOW

From a concern
to a recorded decision.

Workers can record quarantine quantities with their contribution. Quality can record SEND AS IS, SCRAP or controlled R01 / R02 rework, with history retained.

Final Inspection supports partial and full release, WAIT FOR FULL ORDER and release evidence.

Hands inspecting an electronic component at a well-lit production bench
Illustrative industrial photography · not a Factory Flow customer
01

Quarantine

Keep affected quantity visible for a controlled quality decision.

02

SEND AS IS / SCRAP

Record the disposition of affected parts in the job history.

03

R01 / R02 rework

Track controlled rework alongside the original production record.

04

Final Inspection

Release partially or fully, or WAIT FOR FULL ORDER. Retain release evidence.

AUDITOR / READ-ONLY JOB STORY

Every job
has a story.

Review the timeline, operations, contributions, quality decisions, rework, Final Inspection, release history and documents.

Important events remain traceable by employee, process and time. Manufacturing evidence belongs with the job it describes.

Immutable history. A clear path through the evidence.

  1. 01

    Job & route

    Part, quantity, documents and configured operation sequence.

  2. 02

    Worker contribution

    Employee identity, process, time, good quantity and quarantine quantity.

  3. 03

    Quality decision

    Disposition and R01 / R02 controlled rework history.

  4. 04

    Final inspection

    Partial or full release, evidence and final destination.

  5. 05

    Historical label

    The immutable release-label snapshot and audited reprints.

The label is
release evidence too.

Historical release labels retain an immutable snapshot. Audited reprints preserve a record of subsequent printing.

The final destination can be included in the template so the physical parts and the release instruction travel together.

Release label / Template example100 × 60 mm
FACTORY FLOW RELEASED

JOB NUMBER / PART NUMBER

FF-1024 / P-208
QUANTITY
120
RELEASE
Final inspection
Illustrative barcode — not for scanning
FINAL DESTINATIONBAY 3

Label concept · replace with an actual Label Designer screenshot

SUPPORTING QUALITY WORK

Patterns beyond a single job.

Quality trends, part/process history, Needs Attention and shift handover help teams review recurring concerns and pass context between shifts.

No certification or regulatory approval is claimed. Your quality system determines the procedures and evidence required in your factory.

A CLEARER WAY THROUGH PRODUCTION

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the paper route card?