The QC Process Inspection Report module is used to generate a summary report of all quality control (QC) inspection results that have been performed within a specific time period. This report provides a general overview of the number of batches or items inspected, as well as a summary of the inspection results (Pass/Fail).
1. Report Parameters (Filter)
The main page of this module is a simple form for defining the report period.
Date: Specify the date range in the From and To fields to see the summary of QC results for that period.
2. Steps to Generate the Report
Step 1: Set Report Parameters
Define the Date range you wish to review.
Step 2: Generate the Report
After the parameters are set, click one of the two buttons at the bottom:
[Display Report]: To preview the summary report directly on your screen.
[Export to MS Excel]: To download the report data in an Excel file format.
3. Reading the Report (Report Content)
The generated report is a summary of quality inspection results for the selected period, often called Inventory Inspection Results Data.
Key Column Explanation
Detail Table: Displays a list of inspected items (Item/Service Name) along with the Amount (Batch). For each item, the report details the inspection results:
Existing Product Inspection Results: QC results for existing products.
WIT Product Inspection Results: QC results for new or in-development products.
The columns below (Passed, Discussion, Failed, Released, Rejected) show the batch count or quantity for each result status.
Remarks Section: Below the table, there is a summary of the total number of batches that Passed, Failed, and are Under Discussion.
Tips & Important Notes
This report provides a general overview of the pass and fail rates during the QC process.
Use this report to monitor overall quality trends and identify areas that require attention.
This is an important summary report for the QA/QC Manager for evaluating quality performance.
This report summarizes the data recorded in the QC Process module.
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