Quality control in samples and production
Quick summary
The article presents quality-control integration in production and sample management through two modules. Creating a lot generates predefined tests and keeps it inactive until they are passed; the sample module adds sample collection and identification before validation.
Contents
This week we finish the serial dedicated to the quality control with our modules nan_prodlot_quality_control_production and nan_prodlot_sample_library.
For those who have not followed this serial, we suggest start reading the previous publications in Quality Control and Quality Control in Production Lots and Incoming Pickings
The first module, nan_prodlot_quality_control_production, integrates the quality control in the production using the same structure of the incoming pickings, described in the previous blog entries. The creation of a new production lot automatically creates the defined quality tests leaving the lot in inactive status and waiting to pass the quality controls. Once passed, the lot will be activated for normal use in business processes.
Some quality control involve taking and storing samples. We have created the second module, nan_prodlot_sample_library, to facilitate the collection and the organization of the samples. This module adds a step prior to the validation of the lot and gives an identification number to the sample.


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Frequently asked questions
What happens when a new lot is created during production?
The predefined quality tests are created automatically, and the lot remains inactive until it passes the controls.
When is the lot activated for use in business processes?
The lot is activated once it has passed the required quality controls.
What is the purpose of the nan_prodlot_sample_library module?
It adds a sample-taking step before lot validation and assigns the sample an identification number to make it easier to organize.
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