Inline Quality App
Introduction
Section titled “Introduction”Inline Quality App or 7/0 Audit is an android application that provides a smart way to
implement the 7.0 System in Garment Inspection.
Features
Section titled “Features”1. Login
Section titled “1. Login”The app utilizes KeyCloak for authentication. The user is required to login to the app using their credentials. The app requires the user to have the following roles:
sqms:inline:getsqms:fault:getsqms:inline:create
2. Dashboard
Section titled “2. Dashboard”Inline Quality App has a dashboard that shows line overview for the selected line, by default no line is selected. The user can manually pick a line to see data for that line.
This selected line is also automatically updated every time a worker card is scanned to perform a round, so the data being shown is always for the line in which the audit rounds are being preformed.
The dashboard shows the following information:
- Green Lights - The workers/machines that have passed the audit.
- Yellow Lights - The workers/machines that have passed the audit but have some issues.
- Red Lights - The workers/machines that have lots of issues and need immediate attention.
- Blue Lights - The workers/machines that are not in working condition and need to be fixed.
- Top Faulty Operations - The top 3 most commonly occurring faults today.
3. Perform 7/0 Audit Round
Section titled “3. Perform 7/0 Audit Round”3.1 Scan Worker Card
Section titled “3.1 Scan Worker Card”The app allows the user to perform a 7/0 audit round. The user can scan the worker card to load the worker details such as line, machine, operations and the history of previous rounds performed.
The user can then select a specific operation for audit and change the round number if the default order is not correct.
3.2 Audit Operation
Section titled “3.2 Audit Operation”The user is shown a form with the following fields:
3.2.1 Feedback fields
Section titled “3.2.1 Feedback fields”These are feedback fields, with options Ok, Not Ok, N/A. All fields are required to be filled
before the round can be submitted.
- Machine Calibration
- SPI
- Gauge
- Final Check
3.2.2 Defected Pieces
Section titled “3.2.2 Defected Pieces”The user can increment and decrement the number of defected pieces found while performing the round.
By default the number of defected pieces is set to 0, when it’s incremented once, the
Machine Light Status is automatically set to Yellow and Faults field is set to be required.
When the number of defected pieces is incremented again, the Machine Light Status is
automatically to Red and Faults field is kept required.
3.2.3 Machine Light Status
Section titled “3.2.3 Machine Light Status”This field is automatically set based on the number of defected pieces found and can be manually
changed by the user. The options are Green, Yellow, Red, Blue.
This status will update the smart light on the floor on audit round submission.
3.2.4 Faults
Section titled “3.2.4 Faults”This field is required when the Defected Pieces field is greater than 0. The user can use
Add Fault button to add as many faults as needed.
3.2.5 Blink
Section titled “3.2.5 Blink”This is a button that will blink the smart light on the floor to help the user identify the machine or to bring attention to the machine.
3.2.5 Submit Round
Section titled “3.2.5 Submit Round”The user can submit the round by clicking the Submit button. After successfull submission, the
user is redirected to the dashboard, where the updated data is shown.
4. History
Section titled “4. History”After scanning the worker card, the user can view the history of previous rounds performed by the worker. The history shows all the performed rounds in their own accordions.
The form fields are shown in a read-only mode and the user can view the details of the round.