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Quality Control Monitoring System

STAWN QCMS

One quality system from purchase order to final inspection. KPI dashboards, raw-material test certificates, inspections, bend and metallurgy reports, complaints with CAPA, calibration and APQP in one record.

  • Cloud
  • Web
  • Android
  • iOS
STAWN QCMS application screen
Application screen
Screen tour: QCMS

How it works

The track, step by step.

  1. 01ReceiveMaterial inward with heat number and test certificate
  2. 02InspectLayout, dimensional, MetLAB and bend-test entries
  3. 03ReleaseHeats released only when every check is complete
  4. 04MonitorKPI dashboard and CAPA tracking
  5. 05ReportPrint-layout PDF and e-mail to customer

STAWN SIIntelligent System layer in QCMS

Working today

  • Pending inspection worklist built automatically from inward data
  • Hold / release status computed from dimensional and lab results
  • Calibration due alerts before a gauge goes out of date
  • KPI tiles flag red when on-time delivery or yield slip

On the SI roadmap

  • Trend alerts that predict a supplier quality drop
  • Natural-language search across reports and certificates

Benefits

What changes on your line.

  • Accuracy

    Release decisions follow recorded results, not memory. Every heat carries its own evidence.

  • Time saving

    Reports print in customer format directly from the record. No re-typing into Excel.

  • Cost effectiveness

    Out-of-spec material is held at inward, before machining cost is added.

  • Less human dependency

    Worklists and alerts tell the team what is pending, so the process does not depend on one person.

Features

What QCMS controls.

  • KPI dashboards: on-time delivery, first-pass yield, CAPA ageing
  • RMTC, incoming, in-process and final inspection
  • Metallurgy and bend-test lab reports with print-ready PDF
  • Supplier POs, OSP, calibration and NPD / APQP
  • Native-style mobile app for approvals on the move
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Next step

See STAWN running on a real line.

Book a demo at a working plant, or send a drawing for a component quotation.