What is meant by Inspection relocation?
The term "Automatic Transfer of Items to be Inspected or Blocked (Inspection relocation)" refers to an automated process within quality assurance where items that require quality inspection or are blocked due to quality issues are automatically transferred to special storage or inspection areas. This process ensures efficient handling and control of items that are not released for regular material flow.
Typical software functions in the area of "Automatic Transfer of Items to be Inspected or Blocked (Inspection relocation)":
- Status Management: Automatic assignment and updating of quality status for items.
- Storage Location Determination: Automatic identification of suitable storage locations for items to be inspected or blocked.
- Booking Automation: Independent execution of inventory bookings for transfers.
- Traceability: Seamless documentation of all transfer processes and status changes.
- Notification System: Automatic notification of relevant departments about transfers.
- Prioritization: Setting priorities for inspections based on urgency or importance.
Examples of "Automatic Transfer of Items to be Inspected or Blocked (Inspection relocation)":
- Goods Receipt: Automatic transfer of incoming goods to a quality inspection area.
- Production Stop: Immediate transfer of items to blocked inventory in case of quality issues in production.
- Batch Inspection: Automatic separation of batches for random quality checks.
- Complaint Processing: Transfer of complained goods to a special investigation area.
- Expiry Date Management: Automatic transfer of items with critical expiry dates for re-inspection.
- Recall Actions: System-controlled transfer of affected items to a quarantine area.