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Manufacturing Quality Intelligence

Build Quality Into Every Stage of Manufacturing.

Bring inspection activities, quality records, rejection management and traceability into a more connected manufacturing workflow with NEXELON AMOS.

Through NexaQualis, manufacturing teams can organise incoming, in-process and final inspections, manage setup quality checks and maintain quality-related records that support operational visibility and review.

From incoming inspection to traceable quality history.
Connected With Manufacturing Operations

Quality Management Connected With Manufacturing Operations.

Quality is an essential part of manufacturing, from the inspection of incoming materials to checks during production and final product inspection.

Manufacturers need structured ways to record inspection results, review non-conforming output, manage quality checkpoints and maintain records that help teams understand the quality history of materials and production activities.

When quality records are scattered across documents, spreadsheets and disconnected workflows, it can become more difficult to review inspection history, coordinate with production teams and maintain consistent quality information.

NEXELON AMOS supports manufacturing quality workflows through NexaQualis. It helps organise inspection activities, rejection control, instrument and gauge management, and traceable quality history within the broader manufacturing operations environment. The specific workflows and available records depend on implementation, configuration and the information captured in the system.

Understanding the Problem

When Quality Records Are Difficult to Coordinate.

Inconsistent Inspection Records

Inspection activities across receiving, production and final checks require organised records that teams can review when needed.

Limited Visibility Across Quality Checkpoints

Teams need to understand where inspections take place within their operational workflows and how inspection records relate to manufacturing activities.

Difficult Rejection Tracking

Rejection records need clear documentation to support investigation, review and appropriate follow-up.

Disconnected Production and Quality Information

Quality teams and production teams need relevant information to coordinate manufacturing activities and review recorded inspection outcomes.

Instrument and Gauge Record Management

Inspection activities rely on relevant measurement instruments and gauges. Maintaining associated records supports more organised quality operations.

Fragmented Quality History

Without connected records, reviewing the history of an inspection, rejection or associated production activity may require additional manual effort.

Solution · NexaQualis

Manage Quality Through NexaQualis.

NexaQualis provides quality management capabilities within NEXELON AMOS, supporting inspection workflows and the organisation of quality-related information across manufacturing operations.

Incoming Quality Inspection

Organise inspection activities for incoming materials and maintain relevant inspection records. Support a structured approach to reviewing material quality as part of the receiving workflow.

In-Process Quality Inspection

Record quality checks carried out during manufacturing. Maintain relevant inspection information associated with production activities where the workflows are configured to support that relationship.

Final Quality Inspection

Organise final inspection activities and maintain the associated quality records before the relevant downstream operational steps.

Setup Quality Control

Support setup-related quality checks through organised records and configured inspection workflows. Help teams maintain visibility into quality checks associated with production setup activities.

Rejection Control

Record and review rejection-related information to support quality investigations and operational follow-up. Maintain relevant details about recorded rejection events and their associated activities.

Instrument and Gauge Management

Organise records relating to inspection instruments and gauges. Maintain relevant instrument information to support quality operations and record keeping.

Traceable Quality History

Maintain traceable quality-related records using the information captured in the system. Support review of relevant inspection history, rejection records and associated manufacturing information where linked records are available.

Quality Inspection Workflow

Organise Quality Checks From Incoming Materials to Finished Products.

  1. 1

    Incoming Material Inspection

    Record relevant inspection activities for incoming materials through the configured receiving and quality workflow.

  2. 2

    Setup Quality Checks

    Maintain records of quality checks associated with production setup where applicable.

  3. 3

    In-Process Inspection

    Record quality checks performed during manufacturing and maintain the relevant inspection information.

  4. 4

    Rejection Recording

    Document rejection-related information through the configured quality process to support review and follow-up.

  5. 5

    Final Inspection

    Maintain records of final inspection activities and their recorded outcomes.

  6. 6

    Quality History Review

    Review available quality records to understand the history of inspections and associated manufacturing activities.

The system is not described as automatically blocking production, releasing products or changing inventory status following an inspection unless those behaviours are confirmed in the implemented workflow.

Inspection Management

Give Inspection Activities a Structured Workflow.

Inspection processes differ by product, manufacturing method and operational requirements. Teams need to maintain the appropriate records for the checks they perform.

NexaQualis supports incoming, in-process and final inspection workflows, helping teams organise inspection information within NEXELON AMOS.

Incoming Inspection
In-Process Inspection
Final Inspection
Recording inspection activities at defined quality checkpoints
Maintaining inspection-related information
Reviewing recorded inspection outcomes
Connecting inspection records with relevant manufacturing activities where configured
Maintaining a quality history for subsequent review

The inspection fields, criteria, approval stages and reporting available depend on the configured implementation.

Rejection Management

Maintain Clear Records of Quality Issues.

Rejected or non-conforming output needs to be recorded and reviewed through an appropriate quality process. Clear records can help teams understand the nature of a recorded issue and coordinate the required follow-up.

NexaQualis supports rejection control within the manufacturing quality workflow.

Recording rejection-related information
Maintaining associated quality records
Reviewing rejection history
Coordinating relevant information with production and quality teams
Supporting investigation and follow-up using available records

Where the implementation captures the necessary information, rejection records may support internal quality reviews and operational analysis.

Automatic root-cause analysis, corrective-action generation, defect prediction and automatic rejection classification are not claimed here unless these functions have been verified.

Instrument & Gauge Management

Keep Quality Measurement Records Organised.

Inspection activities often depend on measurement instruments and gauges. Keeping their related information organised helps teams maintain a clearer record of the equipment used in quality operations.

NexaQualis supports instrument and gauge management as part of its quality capabilities.

This supports the organisation of instrument and gauge records. Automated calibration scheduling, calibration certificates, expiry alerts and IoT-based measurement capture are not claimed unless verified.

Instrument & gauge records

Vernier caliper · VC-04Bore gauge · BG-11Micrometer · MC-27

Illustrative records only.

Connected Workflows

Quality Connects Across the Manufacturing Environment.

Inspection records relate to production, inventory and procurement. NEXELON AMOS connects quality with these workflows.

Related · NexaCore

Connect Quality With Production

Quality checks are closely related to production execution. Connecting relevant quality records with production workflows can help teams review inspection information alongside manufacturing activities.

The relationship between production and quality records depends on the configured workflow and the information captured.

Explore NexaCore

Relevant workflows

  • Production activities and in-process inspection records
  • Work order information and relevant quality records
  • Setup-related checks and manufacturing activities
  • Rejection records and relevant production information
  • Quality history and operational review
Related · NexaVault

Connect Quality With Inventory

Incoming material quality and inventory management often involve related operational records. Coordinating these workflows can help teams review material information alongside relevant inspection history.

A connected view keeps material records available alongside inspection history.

Stock is not described as automatically quarantined, blocked, released or adjusted based on an inspection outcome unless these behaviours are verified in the live product.

Explore NexaVault

Relevant workflows

  • Incoming material inspection records
  • Relevant goods receipt information
  • Material and batch or lot references where captured
  • Rejection-related inventory information where supported
  • Relevant stock and material movement history
Related · NexaSource

Connect Quality With Procurement

Procurement and quality teams may need to review related information when incoming materials are inspected or supplier-related quality issues are investigated.

The availability of these connections depends on the data captured and the implemented workflow.

Explore NexaSource

Relevant workflows

  • Incoming material inspection and procurement records
  • Relevant goods receipt and purchase information
  • Supplier-related records associated with quality reviews
  • Rejection-related information where the workflow supports the relationship
MIRA — Manufacturing Intelligence & Reasoning Agent

Make Manufacturing Quality Information Easier to Understand.

MIRA stands for Manufacturing Intelligence & Reasoning Agent. It is the intelligence layer within NEXELON AMOS, designed to help users work with relevant manufacturing information.

For quality management, MIRA is positioned around the interpretation and accessibility of available operational information.

MIRA is not described as automatically detecting defects, predicting quality failures, identifying root causes or recommending corrective actions unless those capabilities are confirmed in the live product.

MIRA

The intelligence layer of NEXELON AMOS

  • Helping users review relevant quality records
  • Supporting navigation of inspection history
  • Helping users understand recorded rejection information
  • Providing context from connected manufacturing information sources
Across Manufacturing Industries

Quality Management Across Manufacturing Industries.

Quality requirements vary by product, material, manufacturing process and customer expectations. Structured inspection and traceability workflows can support a wide range of manufacturing environments.

The quality checks, inspection criteria and traceability requirements for each business should be established according to its actual processes and applicable obligations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quality management in manufacturing involves organising inspection activities, maintaining quality records, managing rejection-related information and reviewing quality performance throughout relevant manufacturing processes.

Bring Greater Visibility to Manufacturing Quality.

Organise inspection activities, maintain quality records and connect relevant quality information with production, inventory and procurement workflows through NEXELON AMOS.

Manufacturing Quality Management and Traceability With NEXELON AMOS

Quality & Traceability

Manufacturing quality management requires organised inspection workflows and reliable records across incoming materials, production activities and final inspection. Rejection control, instrument and gauge management, and traceable quality history also contribute to a structured quality process.

NEXELON AMOS supports these activities through NexaQualis, helping manufacturing teams organise quality-related information within a connected manufacturing operations environment. Where configured, quality workflows can be coordinated with production, inventory and procurement activities to support review of relevant inspection and material records.

The specific workflows, reporting and traceability available depend on implementation and the quality information maintained in the system.