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BISE QC · Quality Control

Catch the defect.
Prove the process.
Close the loop.

Incoming, in-process, and final inspection — with SPC, MSA, control plans, PPAP, and calibration — layered onto the ERP you already run.

01 — Who it's for

Inspection against a
specification — not a
stock voucher.

For quality engineers and QC inspectors in manufacturing — machining, fabrication, heat treatment, aerospace, automotive supply — who need real inspection discipline and statistical proof, not another spreadsheet.

Inspect an item against its spec and characteristics at incoming, in-process, or final. Because BISE QC reads your ERP's item codes and lot/heat numbers, every inspection is tied to the right part and batch — without BISE ever authoring a traceability number.

02 — What it does

01Inspection & disposition

  • Configurable inspection templates and characteristics per item.
  • Incoming (supplier), in-process, and final inspection flows.
  • Accept / reject / rework / use-as-is dispositions, with reasons.
  • Inspector assignment and sign-off; records are locked once complete.

02Statistical Process Control

  • X-bar / R, individuals (IMR), and attribute (p/c) charts.
  • Process capability — Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk — with within- vs overall-subgroup sigma done correctly, plus a stability gate so you don't quote capability on an out-of-control process.
  • Pick an item, pull its critical characteristics, and get a combined multi-characteristic capability view.

03Measurement System Analysis

  • Gauge R&R (ANOVA), bias, linearity, and stability studies.
  • A calibration gate so a study can't run on an out-of-cal instrument.

04Control plans & PPAP

  • Control plans with revision history tied to the characteristics you inspect.
  • PPAP element tracking and submission packages for customer approval.

05Sampling

  • Inspection sampling plans — ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 (attribute), Z1.9 (variable), and C=0 — with method dispatch per plan.

06Calibration & instruments

  • A measuring-instrument register with calibration schedules and due reminders.
With BISE EAM installed: your gauges are managed as real assets — one calibration record, no duplication. Without EAM: QC keeps its own lightweight instrument list and reminders, so you're never blocked.
A statistical process control chart with control limits and a capable Cpk of 1.42
In control — and provably capable

03 — The moment it earns its keep

An inspection fails. In most shops that's a sticky note and a hallway conversation. In BISE QC it automatically opens a nonconformance — routed through root-cause analysis (RCA / 8D / Why-Why / Fishbone) to a verified CAPA, with corrective actions tracked as tasks that must close before the loop does. The defect, the disposition, the investigation, and the fix live on one thread.

04 — Works with your ERP

  • Reads item codes, categories, UOM, suppliers, and lot/heat/serial numbers from your ERP.
  • No stock transactions, no procurement, no tax logic — your ERP already does that.
  • Optionally pushes inspection outcomes and NCRs back to your ERP.

05 — Better with the suite

  • + BISE IMS: inspection and SPC results become audit evidence; control plans come under document control.
  • + BISE EAM: gauges are managed and calibrated as assets; condition events can trigger an inspection.

06 — Outcomes

Fewer escapes
Statistical proof, not gut feel.
Audit-ready on demand
Inspection and calibration records, always current.
No lost lessons
Every reject becomes a tracked, closed corrective action.
A gauge R and R variance split showing measurement error well within limits
The gauge itself is proven trustworthy

Put statistical proof on your floor.

We'll run one of your own inspections through BISE QC — spec, characteristics, disposition, and the closed loop — live.