Automation for Automotive Quality
Workflow and AI automation for IATF 16949 suppliers: PPAP packages, PFMEA and control plan alignment, 8D intake and SPC alerts, built around the AIAG core tools and your customers' requirements.
Workflow and AI automation for IATF 16949 suppliers: PPAP packages, PFMEA and control plan alignment, 8D intake and SPC alerts, built around the AIAG core tools and your customers' requirements.
APQP, PPAP, FMEA, SPC and MSA are well understood. The problem is the hours spent keeping them in sync.
Elements gathered from engineering, quality and suppliers, reformatted for each customer and checked by hand before submission.
After a change, the PFMEA, control plan and work instructions fall out of step, and the auditor finds it first.
Complaints and SPC signals sit in inboxes and spreadsheets until a containment deadline is already at risk.
Your engineers and quality team decide. Automation gathers, checks and alerts.
PPAP elements collected from your systems into each customer's format, with gaps flagged before the warrant is signed.
Alerts when the PFMEA, control plan and work instructions disagree after a change.
Customer complaints and returns logged, deduplicated and pre-filled into 8D, with containment deadlines tracked.
SPC data watched continuously, with out-of-control signals sent in context to the people who react.
Calibration and gauge study status tracked, with alerts before a gauge goes out of date.
Audit schedules, checklists and findings managed and followed up without spreadsheets.
We fit into your APQP process and customer requirements, not the other way round.
One process end to end, such as PPAP or 8D, with today's hours and delays measured.
Access, traceability and human approval on every decision that affects the product or the customer.
Testing proportionate to risk, records for your quality team, and release through your change control.
Dashboards for exceptions and SLA, plus a regular review of what still needs a human.
| Standard | What it means for automation |
|---|---|
| IATF 16949:2016 | The automotive quality system standard, built on ISO 9001, plus each customer's specific requirements. |
| APQP and Control Plan | Structured product and process planning, ending in a control plan that must match the PFMEA and the shop floor. |
| PPAP | Evidence that a production process consistently makes parts that meet requirements, with a part submission warrant. |
| FMEA (AIAG and VDA handbook) | Design and process FMEA, using the harmonized AIAG and VDA method. |
| SPC and MSA | Statistical process control and measurement system analysis. |
| 8D | A structured method for problem solving and corrective action, often required by customers. |
| TISAX | Information security assessment required by many European automakers for suppliers handling their data. |
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It can assemble most of it: dimensional results, material certs, process flow, PFMEA, control plan and MSA studies, in your customer's format, with gaps flagged. The part submission warrant stays with your people.
We link them through shared process steps and characteristics, then alert the owner when one changes and the others don't.
Yes, by logging the complaint, pulling related data and drafting the early disciplines. The team still does the root cause analysis and decides on corrective action.
Where portals allow it, we automate uploads and status checks. Where they don't, we prepare everything so submission takes minutes.
The first conversation is free, takes about an hour and covers one process end to end. You keep the map whether or not you hire us.