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The term "scrap reporting" refers to the documentation and reporting of scrap goods or defective products that do not meet quality standards and therefore need to be sorted out from the production process. Scrap reporting aims to identify the causes of defects, initiate appropriate corrective actions, and ensure comprehensive traceability in quality management.

Typical software functions in the area of "scrap reporting":

1. Scrap Data Capture: Documentation of the quantity, type, and reasons for scrap in a central system.
2. Root Cause Analysis: Automated analysis of data to identify patterns and causes of scrap.
3. Reporting: Generating reports on scrap notifications to inform management and quality control.
4. Action Tracking: Tracking and documenting corrective and preventive actions taken to reduce scrap.
5. Integration with Quality Management Systems: Linking to existing quality management systems to enhance product quality and process optimization.
6. Notification System: Automated notifications to relevant departments regarding identified scrap and necessary actions.

Examples of "scrap reporting":

1. Scrap Detected: A specific quantity of products has been classified as scrap due to quality issues.
2. Reason for Scrap: Specification of the specific reason, e.g., production error or material defect.
3. Scrap Analysis Conducted: A detailed analysis of scrap causes has been prepared.
4. Action Initiated: Actions to address the causes have been implemented.
5. Scrap Report Issued: A report on the quantity and type of scrap has been sent to management.
6. Scrap Rate Calculated: The rate of scrap products compared to total production has been determined.