| Storage inspections |  |
| Storage inspections are quality inspections for items in inventory. If a storage inspection is generated for the selected items, these items are blocked for use and are regarded as inventory on hold. Procedure for storage inspections Step 1. Generate storage inspections in the Generate Storage Inspections (qmptc2220m000) session. You can generate storage inspection orders based on item, warehouse, location, lot, and date. ERP uses the quality combination and quality ID for the default inspection data. Step 2. Use the Item Storage Inspections (qmptc2120m000) session to display the storage inspections that you generated in the Generate Storage Inspections (qmptc2220m000) session. Step 3. Use the Storage Inspection Inventory (qmptc2130m000) session to allocate the lot(s), the warehouse(s), and the items that must be inspected by the inspection order. Step 4. Use the Storage Inspection Orders (qmptc2100m000) session to display the storage inspection orders that are created by default. In this session you can also modify storage inspection orders or create new storage inspection orders. Step 5. Use the Inspection Order Lines (qmptc1101m000) session to display, modify, or create inspection order lines. The inspection order lines indicate how an item is tested. Step 6. For each inspection order, you can create different samples with different sample sizes and different dates and times in the Inspection Order Samples (qmptc2110m000) session. ERP checks if the total of all samples matches the sample size. Step 7. After you create the samples, you can enter the test data in the Sample Test Data (qmptc1115m000) session by characteristic or the Sample - Test Data by Serial Number (qmptc1116m000) session by serial number. The session in which you enter the test data depends on the settings in the Quality Management Parameters (qmptc0100m000) session. When the test data is entered, ERP generates the overall results defined for that specific characteristic. Step 8. You can process the inspection orders by storage inspection in the Process Inspection Orders (qmptc1204m000) session. ERP determines the 'good' and the 'bad' pieces in the sample size. Based on this, ERP calculates the actual accepted and rejected quantities. These accepted and rejected quantities are compared with the acceptable quality level (AQL), entered in the Test Groups (qmptc0136m000) session. If the percentage of accepted quantity is less than the AQL, the entire order or lot is rejected. Step 9. Use the Print and Close Storage Inspections (qmptc2221m000) session to close the orders with the status processed. ERP checks for all processed storage inspections and unblocks all inventory. |