Set pass/fail checks, measurements and photos at receipt, during production and before dispatch, with every defect linked to its lot.
Essential
Quality control
Checks completed
64
Lots on hold
2
Defects recorded
1
Today Inspectors write tick marks on paper sheets that stay on clipboards, leaving managers unaware when defects repeat.
With MG Factory Quality points record pass/fail results, measurements and defect notes directly into the system against each lot.
Today Raw materials from suppliers enter production before inspection is finished, spreading defects into finished goods.
With MG Factory Incoming goods require a receipt check, and failed inspections place the lot on hold before it can be issued.
Today When a customer reports a flawed shipment, nobody knows which production order, work centre or batch caused it.
With MG Factory Lot traceability connects the finished item to its production checks, raw materials, operators and supplier receipts.
Today Rejected supplier deliveries cause long email arguments because nobody recorded exact measurements or photos on arrival.
With MG Factory Inspectors record out-of-range dimensions and attach defect photos at receipt, giving purchasing clear evidence.
Set up quality points at receipt, during specific routing operations and before final dispatch to customers.
Operators record pass/fail results, tolerance measurements and defect photos right on their shop-floor tablets.
A failed inspection holds the lot from further operations or delivery, recording scrap quantity and reasons.
Follow every lot or serial number from raw material receipt through production batches to the delivered customer.
Define the allowed range for a dimension, weight or temperature, and a reading outside it records a defect.
Review inspection history and defect patterns by finished product, raw material, supplier or work centre.
Define where checks happen: on incoming supplier deliveries, at routing work centres, or before dispatch.
Staff record pass or fail, enter measurement values within allowed ranges, and attach defect photos if needed.
When a check fails, the lot is put on hold to prevent accidental processing or shipment while teams investigate.
Approved lots move forward to stock or dispatch, with complete inspection history stored on the lot record.
You can set quality points at three stages: upon receiving raw materials from suppliers, at work centre operations during manufacturing, and before final dispatch to customers.
A failed check records the defect type, notes and photos, and puts the lot on hold. Held lots cannot be consumed in work orders or shipped to clients until a supervisor decides.
Yes. All screens, inspection instructions, defect forms and reports are available in Arabic and English, with full right-to-left layout support across tablets and desktops.
There are no per-user fees. In Kuwait, the Essential package is KWD 45 per month per system with a one-time KWD 100 setup. Ask for a quote for the Business and Growth AI packages.
Yes. You own your data completely. You can export quality logs and lot history to Excel or CSV at any time, and run on the regional cloud or your own server.
Book a free 45-minute demo prepared around your manufacturing operations, work centres and inspection points.
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