Schedules the inspection against the production date
Triggers the right inspection type at the right point in the run, without someone tracking dates on a spreadsheet.
Catch the defect before it is on a boat, not after it is in a customer's hands.
Runs the inspection loop and holds a shipment on a failed report.
Run 02 inspection: AQL failed. Major stitching defects found. Defect photographs are attached to the report.
inspection-run02.pdf
Triggers the right inspection type at the right point in the run, without someone tracking dates on a spreadsheet.
Pulls AQL results, defect photos, and pass or fail findings out of the report your inspector actually sends.
A failed inspection blocks the order from moving to ready to ship until a person clears it.
Every report and photo stays attached to the production run, searchable later if a customer or retailer disputes a defect.
Every Digital Worker follows the same operating principles, across every module it touches.
How Digital Workers workIncoming information becomes structured state on the order, shipment, or invoice. This step does not wait on a person.
Approve, edit, or discard the draft. Enable auto-send separately for a specific workflow once you trust it.
Anything beyond its authority goes to a person as a decision, with the source and context attached.
No. It schedules and reads the inspection your inspector performs, and turns the result into a status on the order automatically.
The shipment is held automatically. A person reviews the report and decides whether to rework, discount, or reject before it moves again.
Every user's own assistant across every module they touch.
Chases open purchase orders and keeps every ETA current.
Matches purchased, invoiced, shipped, paid, and received down to the SKU.
Books and tracks shipments against live order data.
Verifies and continuously monitors who you’re actually doing business with.
Routes storefront orders to the right factory and works the exceptions.
