NominalQC Feature

Document Control

Controlled procedures, work instructions and prints — one approved revision, read-and-understood by name, and an inspection hold until the current revision is confirmed.

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Controlled document register with document numbers, types, owners, current revision, effective and next-review dates, and statusControlled document detail with the current approved revision, the file under the document’s own name, and the revision history with prepared-by and approved-by names and timestamps

What you can do

  • A register of procedures, work instructions, forms, drawings, customer prints and external standards — document number, type, owner, current revision, effective date, and next review date on one screen
  • One approved revision per document. Approval is an event by a signed-in approver who is not the preparer — a typed date never counts
  • Read-and-understood is per person: each acknowledgement is pinned to the login with a timestamp, and the outstanding list shows exactly who has not confirmed the current revision
  • Link a document to parts and the next inspection on that part is held until the inspector opens the current revision and acknowledges it — the acknowledge button stays disabled until the file has been opened
  • The inspection form shows the current revision of every linked document; superseded files never reach the floor, and draft files are visible only to the people who manage or approve documents
  • Review-due tracking: dashboard tiles for documents overdue or due within 30 days, plus a weekly email to document owners
  • PDF, image, Excel and Word files up to 10 MB, stored under the document’s own name — “DOC-0001 Title Rev C” — so the register, the download, and the title bar always match
  • Import your existing register from the free Document Register workbook, export the register as CSV, and print the register or a per-revision acknowledgement record for the auditor

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