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Quality Containment & Lot Genealogy

Quality knows something failed. MES knows how it was made. ERP knows where it went. We connect the chain before the problem becomes bigger.

01

Problem

When a lot fails, the material, machine, process window, related lots, and shipments each live in a different system. Teams rebuild the chain by hand while suspect product keeps moving.

02

Example

A finished lot fails tolerance. Quality needs the supplier lot, machine run, related lots, open inventory, and shipped customers. Today that takes days.

03

Governed object · Production Lot

  • Supplier lot
  • Raw material
  • Production order
  • Machine run
  • Finished lot
  • Pallet
  • Shipment
  • Customer
04

Where the systems disagree

  • Broken genealogy
  • Missing process context
  • Shipped suspect product
  • Inconsistent quality codes
  • Siloed maintenance
  • Supplier data in PDFs
05

What we build

A genealogy and containment layer across MES, QMS, ERP, and WMS.

  • Lot genealogy from supplier to customer
  • Identifier mapping across MES, WMS, and ERP
  • Process-window capture from historian data
  • Automated containment and inventory holds
  • Evidence packages for quality and customers
06

Controls

  • Automated containment on quality events
  • Holds on suspect lots across warehouses
  • Related-process-window detection
  • Customer impact list from shipped genealogy
07

Intelligence

  • Supplier-risk patterns
  • Repeated NCR root causes
  • Good-versus-failed lot comparison
  • Defect trends by line and material
08

What we'd measure

  • Time from quality event to containment
  • Suspect product shipped after an event
  • Lots with complete genealogy
  • Repeat NCRs by root cause
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