Keystone Feature
Quality and traceability
Traceability depends on the link being recorded at the moment the material moved, not on a report run afterwards.
The problem it solves
A customer asks which heat went into a batch they took in March, and answering it takes somebody most of a day with a folder.
Somebody raises a non-conformance on a job, and nobody can quickly answer what else came off that material.
People agree use-as-is verbally and write it down afterwards, if at all.
What you get
- 01
Full traceability, goods-in to despatch — Follow any batch through issue, production and delivery.
- 02
Contain a problem fast — See every job that used a suspect batch before more of it ships.
- 03
No use-as-is on a verbal — A written concession is required before anything moves.
- 04
Certificates in one click — Certificates of conformity print from the job, matching what actually shipped.
Detail
Contain a problem in minutes
From a non-conformance, the other jobs that drew from the same lot are listed. That is the question that decides how far a problem reaches.
Never ship use-as-is on a verbal
A use-as-is disposition requires a recorded concession. The field appears for that choice and not for others.
Certificates that match the ledger
Certificates print from the job itself, so they always agree with what actually shipped.
Current limits
- A certificate of conformity is one per consignment and cannot currently be reissued.
Next step
Show us how your factory runs
A walkthrough starts with your orders, your production flow and your material problems. We follow one of your jobs through the system rather than presenting a feature list.