Fabrika module · Quality Control
Are your quality checks still on paper?
Quality Control digitalises control plans and brings recording straight to the machine, where quality is built.

Do these situations sound familiar?
- Control plans exist on paper or in files that are not always updated to the latest revision.
- Records are transcribed a second time in the office, with the risk of errors and delays.
- Reconstructing the checks performed on a past order means searching through paper forms.
- A quality problem is detected when the batch is already well into the process.
How Quality Control works.
- 1
Defines control plans
Checks are configured by item or by family, with characteristics, frequencies and tolerances.
- 2
Guides the operator at the machine
The system prompts the checks to be carried out at the right time, directly on the shop-floor interface.
- 3
Records data at the source
Measurements are entered only once, with no subsequent manual transcription.
- 4
Makes reports and history available
The quality department has records and reports available without collecting forms from the shop floor.
Information available
- Planned and performed checks for every item and order
- Measurements recorded at the machine with date, time and operator
- Deviations from the defined tolerances
- Record history for analysis and reporting
Decisions supported
- Whether a batch can move on in the process
- Where recurring deviations are concentrated
- Which checks to strengthen and which are redundant
Who uses it every day
- Quality manager
- Production manager
- Machine operators
Dependencies and integrations
Quality Control is added to Fabrika Production, which provides the connection with machines, orders and shop-floor interfaces.
Records are linked to production orders and, when Traceability is in place, to the material batches used.
Fabrika module
It starts with a pilot project.
The pilot starts from the control plans of one item family, checking that digital records genuinely replace paper ones before extending the scope.
See how we workLet's start from what happens in your factory today.
Tell us which process you want to control or improve. In the initial conversation we will assess together whether Quality Control is the right starting point.
The other modules
All modulesProduction
Real data from machines and operators, synoptic view and communication between office and shop floor.
Margin Driver
Margin loss, simulation of improvement actions and payback.
Maintenance
Scheduled work, breakdown calls, tasks and spare parts.
Sequencer
Orders and priorities always up to date on the interfaces at the machine.
Traceability
Batches and materials traceable across production phases.