Interval to quality review

Step by step

1. Select the work and operator Operator

   Operator identifies the work order and the person responsible for the run. The person must be linked to the correct user identity so personal log filtering follows the actual operator.

   • Resolve production and person references
   • Updates Work orders, People, Users

2. Record the interval Operator

   Operator enters the start and end times with good and scrap units. Use the agreed time zone and quantity unit. Check the actual production interval even when entry happens later.

   • Prepare times and quantities
   • Updates Production logs

3. Save production Operator

   Operator ends the interval through the production capture action. It saves the log with its work order and operator links and routes the work order to quality review.

   • Save the interval and route work to quality review
   • Updates Production logs, Work orders

4. Inspect the yield basis Planner

   Planner reviews good units divided by good plus scrap units. Keep both amounts visible and leave a zero denominator without a percentage. Use the work order and operator filters on Production Logs and Details to select comparable work.

   • Explain the numerator and denominator
   • Updates Production logs

5. Prepare the inspection Quality Reviewer

   Quality Reviewer follows the log to the batch evidence. Selecting a log reveals material issues and inventory balances for the work under review. Accepted output still goes through the reviewer's release decision.

   • Assemble the batch context
   • Updates Batches, Batch inputs, Batch outputs, Material issues, Inventory balances

Operator

, Planner, Quality Reviewer, Admin.