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Hi 

I was wondering if there was a standard process for dealing with First Article Inspection. I was hoping for something that would inform users when a product is finalized and the shipment is coming in. 

Thanks. 

There is not a standard process for First Article Inspection in IFS and nothing that would notify users for the first time an inspection is complete and the item is valid for use.  A process would need to be developed that fits your local process.


Hi,

Try this in rough description.

Control Plan Warehouse 

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custom field on inventory part in stock that informs that this lot / serial no is received for the first time (and no qman analysis exists)

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manually or custom event that triggers creating Warehouse Control Plan Analysis

 

So, after 1 pcs is received into stock, some lobby shows Quality Department USer to create Anaysis.

 

Regards, Lukasz


Update: I found this site that i think should prove helpful: https://dynamics.folio3.com/dynamics-365-implementation/ 

thank you for the help everyone! I really appreciate it :)

I don’t understand the relevance of this link to the question asked.


Sara,

Here is a document covering one way of achieving FAI, but it does require a couple of custom fields and events.

Hope that is helps.

Regards,
Antony


@anbouk Would we have something similar for the purchase parts that needs a FAI process for each supplier ? In general, I feel this is a known improvement area into the solution, especially in the A&D manufacturing but not only. I do remember a customization done on Apps 9 at one tier-one subsidiary of aircraft manufacturers in France.


You can set triggers in the Control Plan for both manufactured and purchased parts:

 

Trigger types used for manufactured parts are:

  • Start Shop Order
  • Nonconforming
  • Time Interval

Trigger types used for purchased parts are:

  • At Arrival
  • Nonconforming
  • Time Scheduled
  • Interval Scheduled

More detail can be found https://docs.ifs.com/ifsclouddocs/22r1/ under Quality Management/Control Plans

 


Thank you for reporting @Glen A. Metz it was an advert indeed.