14. QM in Production

SAP QM PART-14

Production chain:

Production planning → Order release → Inspection during inspection → order confirmation → Goods movement

1. Inspection operations are included in the routing.
2. Inspections during production are controlled using the inspection operations that are contained in the routing or the master recipe.
3. In production, the integration of inspection specifications in the routing allows you to record QM-relevant information.
4. In production, the integration of inspection specifications in the routing allows you to record QM-relevant information.
5. Inspections during production and inspections for external processing are triggered automatically.
6. The control key in the task list operation defines whether inspection characteristics are to be used.
7. Inspection points allow you to repeatedly record results for the same inspection characteristic in one order.
8. If some production operations are to be processed externally, the system automatically creates a purchase requisition.
9. You confirm the yield and scrap quantity to the production order.
10. Partial lots enable you to manage several different quality grades in the production process.
11. For production processes in the process industry, you can set the system so that approval of the inspection lot is required before the lot can be released for results recording.
12. When an order is released, the system creates an inspection lot with corresponding inspection specifications, based on the information contained in the operations of the routing.
13. If the sample management functions are active, the system also creates the corresponding physical-sample master records when it creates the inspection lot. The planned sampling can be enhanced by unplanned samples.
14. In quality control, control charts play an integral part in statistical process control (SPC). These charts allow you to monitor the current production process.
15. You can use control charts for both quantitative and qualitative characteristics.
16. If the action limits are exceeded, the system automatically creates defect records and triggers actions using quality notifications.