Production identity
Which serial numbers, lots and equipment identifiers must remain linked?
IntelliTrack™ / Capability & implementation checklist
Scope the production workflow: recipes, materials, work orders, quality, equipment performance and the people who need to act.
Scope the application
Which serial numbers, lots and equipment identifiers must remain linked?
Which material consumption and assembly events build the relationships you need to trace?
Where should routing, recipes, BOM, quality and work-order conditions be checked?
Who approves process limits, how do revisions reach equipment, and how will you identify the exact values used for each product?
Which materials, quantities and serial-number pairings are allowed? At which process must the required components be complete?
How should orders be released, quantities enforced and started or completed production reconciled?
Which states, ideal rates, quantities and downtime reasons explain availability, performance and quality for your equipment?
Which condition should reach which person or group, through which channel, and within what interval? How should repeats and delivery failures be handled?
Which product states block work or shipment, and who can change disposition?
Which reports answer the operational question? What context may an optional AI provider receive?
Which roles, signatures, audit records and test evidence does your quality system require?
Implementation matters
Capturing an event, rejecting an operation and physically stopping a machine are different parts of the solution. Agree on the interface and test how each part responds.
Use a representative unit, a rejected case and a recovery case to evaluate the configured workflow.
Use the twelve workflow evaluations and evidence checklist →Start with one problem
Bring its data, decision points and acceptance criteria.