Quality Assurance For Manufacturing
Make quality assurance a powerful competitive advantage with tight
control of the quality testing process - helping to ensure that products
consistently meet or exceed demanding customer requirements.
By allowing you to design testing procedures of incoming materials to meet your
manufacturing process, Microsoft Dynamics GP Quality Assurance equips you
to start with the quality of raw materials that you require, and dramatically
reduces manufacturing delays, rework, and scrap.
Define Parameters precisely for more consistent results.
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Record and report test results quickly, accurately, and in the form that specific vendors desire.
Flexible Test Definition Information
Define quality assurance procedures according to specific needs, from single
step measures to complex operations with multiple actions. All items can be
designated for test or no test, and users may define test sample sizes.
Controlled Quality Level Definition
Designate test specifications according to your specific needs, from quality levels
to required sample sizes, using acceptable quality level (AQL) tables.
Powerful Defect Management
Track, manage, and analyze defects that are the most common source of
manufacturing and quality problems. Easily define disposition instructions to tell
inspectors what to do when defective material is identified.
Destructive Testing Management
Quality tests can be set as "destructive" to alert the system that the material
tested is destroyed and unavailable for use in production.
Improved Access to Critical Data
Detailed information on incoming material is tracked and recorded so that vital
data - including lots, serial numbers, and purchase orders - can be easily
accessed and recalled.
Detailed Reporting of Test Results
Report test results to meet your business needs. Create reports summarizing
defects discovered during inspection with the Non-Standard Report (NSR). Issue
Supplier Corrective Action Requests (SCARs) to ensure that vendors are made
aware of the problem, research its source or sources, and take action to prevent
recurrences.
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