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Features of QMSuite® |
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- The QC Engineer can define the following for an inspection/audit:
- General Information
(e.g., shift, shop area, operator, etc.)
- Characteristics/Features/Attributes to be inspected,
(e.g., visual characteristics, physical measurements, etc.)
- The Metric(s) by which a Characteristics will be judged
(e.g., is the result a number, or selected from a list, or multiple selection, etc.)
- Images for Characteristics that will assist the Inspector/Auditor
- Work Instructions and Specifications.
- Inspection data can be collected using Tablet PC’s, industrial workstations and/or desktop computers.
- Inspection data can be either continuously or periodically transferred to a central database using existing wired or wireless networks.
- Entry of inspection data is controlled and traceable to an Inspector/Auditor by their secure, password.
- Data can be collected for batch-type or continuous inspections.
- Digital files (e.g., photos, measurement machine data, digital radiographs, etc.) can be attached to an inspection.
- Inspection reports can be printed by the Inspector/Auditor.
- Data can be quickly analyzed using a variety of tools, such as Pareto Charts, to identify trends and opportunities for improvement.
- Data Analysis/Reporting Templates (e.g., Macros) can be easily saved and reused for reoccurring reports.
- Report formats are user-customizable, including chart types, chart labels, and header and footer information.
- Reports can be saved as PDF, HTML or CSV formats.
- Raw data can be exported for use in other software packages.
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