Database of Identified Errors

When identifying manufacturing defects, it is important not only to quickly eliminate their causes but also to adjust processes so that the defects do not recur. Once a defect is detected, Kaizen can be used to analyze its root cause, after which simple and effective solutions are identified that can be implemented as part of the normal workflow.

Adding an Error Record

To log an error and analyze it subsequently, detailed information is required about the error, where it occurred, its symptoms, and its connection to a specific supplier. With detailed information about errors, it is possible to track their recurrence and evaluate them statistically. In this regard, we can prepare reports and statistics according to your requirements. Each error record can be assigned a person responsible for resolving it, who can create a kaizen of the required level from the error with just a few clicks.
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Resolution of the Identified Error

The person responsible for the error can add additional information to the error and create a new Kaizen, or resolve the error directly without creating a Kaizen. The person responsible for the defect may also be the project leader or a member of the project team; alternatively, they may delegate the project to another project leader.
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Database and Report Generation for Identified Errors

The database of identified errors allows for advanced searches and the creation of custom reports and report templates, which can be shared with colleagues. Previous errors can be a source of valuable information to facilitate the analysis and resolution of new, similar, or recurring errors.
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