Charts plotted after the fact
When measurements are copied into Excel weekly, control charts only explain scrap that has already been made.
SPC software
SPC software for manufacturing: X-bar and R charts, calculated control limits, Cpk/Ppk capability and Pareto analysis fed directly from digital inspections.
Measurements captured on the shop floor appear on control charts as soon as an inspection syncs — so drifting processes are visible before they become scrap.
When measurements are copied into Excel weekly, control charts only explain scrap that has already been made.
Calculating Cpk by hand for every characteristic is slow and error-prone.
If anyone can use any gauge, an out-of-calibration instrument can quietly corrupt your SPC data.
Inspectors enter measurements against specification limits during a guided inspection.
QCIN groups readings into subgroups and plots X-bar and R charts with calculated limits.
Cpk and Ppk are calculated against your specification limits.
Out-of-control points and top defects point the team to where an NCR or CAPA is needed.
Control limits calculated automatically from subgroup data.
Cpk and Ppk calculated from inspection measurements against LSL/USL.
Rank defects so improvement effort goes where it matters most.
Measurement steps let inspectors pick or scan only gauges that are in calibration.
Measurements come from the same mobile inspections — no separate data collection tool.
View results by plant, shift and date range on the quality dashboard.
Statistical process control software monitors process data with control charts to detect variation and prevent defects.
Yes, both are calculated from inspection measurements when specification limits are defined.
No — QCIN's mobile inspection checklists collect the measurements that feed the SPC charts.
QCIN currently plots X-bar and R charts for variable data plus Pareto charts for defects.
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