One order, start to finish
The work happens at the bench, on a phone, with gloves on. Scroll to follow a single job.
Scan the tag. The whole job opens.
Every order carries a QR job tag. Scan it at the bench and you get the parts, the customer PO, the workflow, and the exact revision of the procedure this job runs against, already stamped to the order.
The stage stays locked until the equipment passes.
Checks aren't a form someone fills in afterward. They gate the work. If the required check isn't current, the stage won't open. Which means the record is never missing one, because the job couldn't have proceeded without it.
Results are logged part by part, as you go.
Accept a part and it's timestamped and attributed. Find an indication and the nonconformance opens right there, attached to the part and the order, not written on a sticky note and entered next Tuesday.
Only the qualified person can sign.
Sign-off is tied to certification. The system knows who's qualified for which method and whether their certification is current, and it won't accept a signature from anyone else. The credential check happens at the moment of signing, not at audit time.
The report and the audit trail are already written.
When the last stage closes, the inspection report generates and goes to the customer. Behind it sits a complete manifest: who signed what, when, against which revision. That's the artifact the auditor asks for, and it was never assembled by hand.