When quality changes, know what happened - and what to do next.
VFlowPro connects batch and serial identity, assembly genealogy, inspection outcomes and recall activity. It gives quality teams a route from a signal in the field back to the product, components and supplier batches behind it.
See the response flowTrace forward from a component, or work back from a finished product.
Record batches, serials and individual units as they move through inventory and assembly. Genealogy views let teams follow a component batch into affected assemblies, or start with a finished unit and work back to the supplied components behind it.
Use QR-linked public lookup to share basic unit identity, status and product information without exposing sensitive operational data. Internally, retain the transaction and genealogy detail needed for investigation.
Contain the issue, understand its reach, then manage the response with purpose.
Quality checks can be recorded at receiving, in-process, final and customer stages. Failed inspections can move affected stock into quarantine and initiate the trace work needed for a proportionate response.
Identify
Record the inspection, defect and relevant product or batch context where the issue appears.
Contain
Quarantine affected stock, raise a corrective action against the non-conformance, and capture release information when it is appropriate to return it to use.
Assess
Use genealogy and recall impact analysis to narrow the affected products, batches, serials or component relationships.
Resolve
Run a targeted recall campaign, send notifications when the team is ready, and record dispositions through resolution.
Inspection evidence is more useful when it can change the next decision.
Quality teams can record the outcome, analyse defects and manage the immediate stock state. Operations can then see why a unit or batch is quarantined; recall teams can work from an impact preview rather than a broad, uncertain list.
That makes traceability practical: not a static archive, but the evidence that guides inventory, assembly, customer notification and resolution work. Where a finding needs more than containment, it can be carried into a corrective action with an owner, a root cause and verified effectiveness.