Make quality control consistent, traceable, and actionable
Guidance brings rigor and consistency to frontline quality.
Operators follow guided controls with the right information at the right moment.
Step-by-step controls, identical everywhere
Quality controls must be performed regularly and consistently. Yet, instructions change, documents are scattered, and evidence is hard to retrieve.
With Guidance, you execute an interactive checklist with input fields, validations, and proof (photos, comments, signatures). Results are structured and centralized.
Free guideField AI agent for tolerances and edge cases
In the field, the question isn't "where is the document?" but "what should I do now?".
Guidance integrates a field AI agent trained on your quality standards, procedures, and internal documents. It responds within the control context: tolerances, criteria, acceptance rules, actions to take.
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Actionable results, audit-ready
All control data (measurements, photos, deviations) are timestamped and linked to the right context. You facilitate audit preparation and corrective action traceability.
Field feedback fuels the continuous improvement loop: you adjust checklists and standards, then track impact over time.
Free guideGuidance vs Traditional Methods
How Guidance transforms field quality control
| Criterion | Without Guidance | With Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Access to tolerances | Scattered documents, outdated versions | Contextual AI + up-to-date standards |
| Evidence collection | Scattered photos, paper notes | Structured and centralized proof |
| Control consistency | Varies by operator | Identical guided checklist |
| Audit preparation time | Several days of research | Data ready instantly |
| Improvement loop | Slow and informal | Continuous and measurable |
Quality glossary
Tolerances
Acceptable deviations from the target value of a control.
Non-conformity
Observed deviation from expected quality criteria.
Control plan
Document describing quality control points and frequency.
PDCA
Plan-Do-Check-Act, continuous improvement method in quality.
Capability
Process ability to produce within tolerances.
Pareto
Analysis method to prioritize defects by importance.