Incoming goods inspection

If preliminary products already contain quality defects, these run through the entire subsequent production process and affect the overall quality of a product – even if you adhere to all quality assurance steps in your company. If quality-relevant characteristics are already checked upon delivery and they do not meet the requirements, this immediately triggers a supplier complaint and the risk of defective goods is considerably reduced.

Outgoing goods inspection

Make sure that only high quality goods leave the warehouse. Different methods and techniques for outgoing goods inspection – can also be used for the final inspection – guarantee compliance with quality requirements of your customers.

Minimal inspection effort

Trust is good, inspection is better? No! You should therefore only check in those cases where you expect mistakes to occur. Sampling and dynamic modification procedures are defined in the inspection plan to optimize the inspection effort. These can also be automatically triggered via an interface to an ERP or PPS system. Control charts are kept for all collected data, which is available for graphical or tabular analyses in iqs Control Center.

Individual supplier assessment

Already thinking today about tomorrow: classify reliable partners! Thanks to the intelligent link up to iqs Supplier Evaluation, you can appoint those partners who constantly meet your requirements. This knowledge makes it easier for you to choose the right supplier and assures the quality of your products right from the beginning.

• Central inspection planning with iqs PP/CP
• Versioned, inheriting inspection plan
• Random sample planning according to standards or freely definable; process and characteristic-oriented, based on quantities, suppliers, customers and production facilities as well as factory and inspection location
• Dynamic sampling of inspection severity (skip lot) against customer complaints
• Automatic generation of inspection orders via interfaces to ERP and PPS systems
• Inspection note graphic information, e.g. images or videos
• Visualization of characteristics to be inspected through CAD data integration

• Visual and audible display of deviations
• Filing of inspection equipment and link to electronic measuring equipment
• Cavity based measured value acquisition
• Graphical and statistical analyses, e.g. single value, mean value, variance
• Histogram, probability networks
• Information on the current status of inspections, supplier status, concessions, complaints
• Activation of complaints via iqs Complaints Management
• Links to iqs Supplier Evaluation (LIB)