About Document Control

Maintain a Master List:

A master list of controlled documents is not only a quality system requirement, but also a necessity for managing your inventory of critical documents and data.

Inventory Controlled Documents:

Document Control lets you quickly and easily list the name, number, and description of each controlled document. Powerful tools are provided for grouping and tracking sets of documents that are physically issued.

Document the Approval Process:

The personnel approving a document revision will often have comments that become an important part of the documentation on the document itself. The approval process often yields critical information about the process covered by the document.

Simplify Release Process:

When you’re ready to release a document, just specify who will approve it. Document Control lets you know who has not yet performed their review. When the document has been released, a report lets you know who needs to turn in the obsolete version.

Deploy Personal Bookshelves:

Define sets of documents that are pertinent to groups such as manufacturing personnel. Let these employees view only the documents you specify.

Quickly Locate Documents:

Whether you issue documents physically or electronically, Document Control lets you control who has access. With this level of control, you can easily determine who has controlled copies, or even access, to the information.

Identify Change History:

As documents evolve over time, it is important to know the difference between revisions. A change to a manufacturing procedure ultimately changes your deliverable product.

Quarantine Obsolete Documents:

Consider the consequences of using outdated assembly instructions at one of your manufacturing stations. It is imperative that all personnel are reading the same script.

Pricing:

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