Defining Inspection Procedures
To define inspection routings, use the Inspection Routings component (ROUTINGS).
Inspection routings are sets of inspection instructions for receiving users. You can assign inspection routings to specific items in the Item table. Receiving users see the inspection instructions when they receive those items. For example, if you often purchase an item made to precise specifications, inspection routings enable you to define procedures for verifying the acceptability of received quantities of that item.
You identify each routing with an inspection ID and define any number of instructions for it. For each instruction, you can also create any number of effective-dated inspection instructions.
This section discusses how to specify inspection procedures.
Page Name |
Definition Name |
Usage |
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ROUTING |
Specify procedures for receiving users to inspect items in the item table for acceptability. |
Use the Inspection Routings page (ROUTING) to specify procedures for receiving users to inspect items in the item table for acceptability.
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Batch Sequence
Field or Control |
Description |
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Batch Sequence |
Designate the order in which inspection instructions should be performed. The system automatically increments the sequence numbers in the order that they are entered. You can override this sequence by entering a new number for any instruction and saving the changes. The system reorders the inspection instructions in sequential order the next time that you access the page. |
Inspection Status
Field or Control |
Description |
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Run Time |
Indicate the estimated time required for the inspection operation. |
Operation Time Type |
Specify the inspection quantity on which the runtime value is based. Values are: Per Unit: Indicates that the inspection operation runtime is based on inspection of a single item. Per Batch: Indicates that the inspection operation runtime is based on inspection of a batch of items, such as a representative sample from an entire shipment. |