Use casesRework authorization tracker

Build your rework authorization tracker.

Keep proposed rework attached to the reported defect and approved repair scope.

How to build your rework authorization tracker

  1. Describe the job

    Keep proposed rework attached to the reported defect and approved repair scope.

  2. Review the first version

    Choose how the inspector records the job and how the quality reviewer reviews the next step.

  3. Refine the views

    Ask First to adjust the fields and views for the people who will use the app.

  4. Test before sharing

    Walk through the process with a sample record and check who owns the next action.

A rework authorization tracker example

A proposed rework changes more parts than the reviewed defect scope.

Illustrative workflowRework authorization tracker

Rework authorization tracker example

Record
Rework authorization tracker · 01
Owner
Inspector

Current stage · Inspector

Open the job

A proposed rework changes more parts than the reviewed defect scope.

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  1. Open the job

    A proposed rework changes more parts than the reviewed defect scope.

    Record:
    Rework authorization tracker · 01
    Owner:
    Inspector
  2. Review the recheck

    Hold authorisation for a revised decision and require a separate recheck record.

    Stage:
    Review pending
    Owner:
    Quality reviewer
  3. Request a revised decision

    Request a revised decision when the rework extends beyond the reviewed scope.

    Next action:
    Request a revised decision when the rework extends beyond the reviewed scope.
    Owner:
    Production owner

What to include in your rework authorization tracker

  • Keep the job in context

    Keep job, reported defect, proposed rework, owner, approved scope and recheck together so the next person can understand the request or record.

  • When the next step needs a decision

    A proposed rework changes more parts than the reviewed defect scope. Hold authorisation for a revised decision and require a separate recheck record.

  • Keep recheck visible

    Request a revised decision when the rework extends beyond the reviewed scope.

  • Choose what each person needs

    Give the inspector a working view and the quality reviewer a review view. Keep job and reported defect attached to the decision as the work moves between them.

Questions about rework authorization tracker

Start with job, reported defect, proposed rework, owner, approved scope and recheck. Describe who enters the information and who reviews the next step.

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