Managing quality issues shouldn't require paper forms, spreadsheets, disconnected emails, and scattered photos. Without a centralized process, issues are overlooked, corrective actions are delayed, and recurring problems become difficult to identify.
In our next webinar, we'll demonstrate how Infowise Ultimate Forms can be used to build a modern Quality Management solution in SharePoint without writing code. See how employees can report quality concerns in seconds, capture photos directly from a shared shop-floor tablet or SharePoint, automate investigations and corrective actions, and provide management with real-time visibility into every stage of the process.
Key topics include:
Capture quality issues from the shop floor or SharePoint
Take photos directly from the reporting form
Route issues through a structured review process
Automate investigations and corrective actions
Track root causes, resolutions, and supporting documentation
Send automatic notifications, reminders, and escalations
Monitor quality performance with dashboards, KPIs, and reports
Identify trends before they become recurring problems
Maintain a complete audit trail of every quality issue
Fully no-code solution built with SharePoint and Ultimate Forms
Join us to discover how SharePoint and Ultimate Forms can streamline quality management from initial reporting through final resolution. Attendees will receive the complete downloadable Quality Management solution immediately after the presentation.
August 13th, 11:00 AM Eastern
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