See what needs inspection.
Search and page through produced work awaiting acceptance, including partial output. Review the latest inspection result and open rework or outside-processing tasks.
Quality Control
Check the work.
Keep the evidence.
Bring the inspection queue, saved measurements and gauge calibration into one workspace. Accept produced quantities against the job’s saved requirements.
Included in Operations.
From the next check
to the accepted batch.
Measure against the revision.
Set numeric characteristics, tolerance limits and samples per batch. Released jobs keep a saved copy of the matching part-revision plan.
Accept the quantity you checked.
Record required samples and suitable calibrated gauges. Accept a full or partial batch when its readings meet the saved limits.
A clear next step
for each inspection.
| Job / revision | Awaiting acceptance | Latest inspection | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| J-1042 Ground shaft · Rev B | 20 pieces · partial output | No inspection recorded | Check the batch |
| J-1048 Mounting plate · Rev C | 12 pieces | Held for review | Review findings and rework |
| J-1051 Straightened bar · Rev A | 30 pieces | No inspection recorded | Resolve open outside task |
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Keep the details
with the decision.
Inspection history
Review accepted and held batches in Inspection history. Choose Measurements to see the saved readings, tolerance limits and gauge snapshots alongside the quantity, notes and inspector. Print a certificate for a positive accepted batch when needed.
Calibration review
Find active and inactive gauges, overdue calibration and instruments due within 30 days. Required gauges must be active, match the measurement unit and be in calibration on the inspection date.
Acceptance & shipping
Acceptance adds only the accepted batch to finished stock when applicable. Shipping uses accepted, available production. Open rework and outside-processing tasks must be resolved before another inspection.
Can we accept part of a job?
Yes. Available good pieces reported by the final operation can be inspected and accepted as a partial batch. Earlier accepted quantities and completed supplemental scrap are deducted from the balance, so the same pieces cannot be accepted again.
What happens when a measurement is outside tolerance?
The batch cannot be accepted with an out-of-tolerance reading. Record a hold with the findings, follow your shop’s review or rework process and inspect again. The held record stays in history; it does not retroactively quarantine stock from earlier accepted batches.
What do the records cover?
These are operational inspection records for the requirements and evidence your team enters. An inspection without a dimensional plan does not certify unrecorded measurements. Your shop remains responsible for its approved quality procedures and any certification requirements.
Start with one part
and its inspection plan.
Bring the drawing revision, required measurements and a typical batch. We’ll walk through the checks with your team.
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