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QC Orders

The QC Orders list is the entry point to quality control. Each row is one QC order — an inspection raised for an item from a production, purchasing, sales or stock document, or for a batch — with its inspection plan, quantity, sample counts and release state. From here you open an order to see its details, block or release its batch and post its material transfer.

Two buttons in the grid toolbar are specific to this list. Select exactly one order with its checkbox, then press Input by Sample to record results sample by sample, or Input by Test to record them test by test — see Input by Sample and Input by Test. Both buttons stay disabled until one row is selected; the same two entry points sit in the header of the QC Order detail.

QC Orders list

Default Columns​

ColumnDescription
DocumentThe document entry of the QC order.
Document TypeThe type of document the order was raised from: Batch, Goods Receipt PO, Production, Sales Return, Expiry Date Exceeded, Stock Transfer, Goods Receipt, A/P Invoice, Purchase Return, A/P Credit Memo, A/R Credit Memo, Delivery, A/R Invoice, Cancellation, Batch split, Batch Transfer Posting, Manual or Operation.
QC OrderThe QC order ID.
Inspection PlanThe QC inspection plan the order follows. Click the value to open the plan.
CreatedDate the order was created.
Item CodeThe inspected item. Click the value to open the item.
WarehouseThe warehouse the inspected stock is in. Click the value to open the warehouse.
QuantityThe inspected quantity, followed by its unit. The decimals follow the unit.
Item InfoFree text about the order.
InfoSystem text on the order, such as the routing operation it was created for.
OpenNumber of samples not yet evaluated.
OKNumber of samples that passed.
ErrorNumber of samples that failed.
TransferWhether the material still has to be transferred — see Transfer.
ReleaseCheck mark when the order is released.
ClosedCheck mark when the order is closed. The list opens with this filter set to Open; choose All in the filter bar to see closed orders as well.
Business PartnerThe business partner linked to the order. Click the value to open the business partner.
RuleThe QC rule applied to the order.
AttachmentNumber of documents attached to the order.

Additional Columns​

Hidden columns are available in the tool bar settings ().

ColumnDescription
DescriptionThe item description.
Batch NumberThe batch under inspection.
Unit of MeasureThe unit of the quantity. Click the value to open the unit.
VersionThe item version.
Drawing NumberThe drawing reference of the item.
BranchThe branch the order belongs to.
Belongs ToThe parent QC order when this order is a sub-order. Click the value to open the parent.
Adjusting FactorThe correction factor applied to the order.
Order StatusOpen, Released or Closed — see Order Status.
Batch StatusWhether the order's batch is blocked in SAP — see Batch Status.
PrintedCheck mark when the order has been printed.
Release DateDate the order was released.
Released ByWho released the order.
Closed DateDate the order was closed.
Closed ByWho closed the order.
Node IDThe node of the order.
QC Order NumberThe numeric part of the QC order ID.
QC Item NumberThe line of the inspection plan the order refers to.
ProjectThe project the order is assigned to.
Project UIDThe internal number of that project.
Origin TypeThe object type of the source document.
Origin NumberThe document entry of the source document.
OrderThe source document the order was raised from.
PositionThe line in the source document.
Base Line 2A second line reference in the source document.
TypeThe order's own type, with the same labels as Document Type. An order created from a batch shows Batch here and the document the batch came from under Document Type.
Production DocumentThe linked production document.
Production PositionThe position in that production document.
Production Pos.A second position reference in the production document.
Production MeasurementThe measurement value from production.
Status InfoAdditional status text.
Release Person IDThe ID of the person who released the order.
Release StationThe station the order was released from.
Person IDThe ID of the person linked to the order.
Internal KeyThe internal record key.
ValuationThe valuation result of the order.
Valuation InfoAdditional valuation text.
Block Reason IDThe ID of the blockage reason.
Block reasonThe blockage reason.
Type ValueThe value belonging to the order type.
StationThe station linked to the order.
Image 1File path of the first image attached to the order.
Image 2File path of the second image.
Image 3File path of the third image.
Version InfoAdditional version text.
Beas VersionThe Beas version that wrote the record.
Branch IDThe internal number of the branch.
Created ByWho created the order.
ModifiedDate and time the order was last changed.
Modified ByWho last changed the order.

Transfer​

The material transfer of the order, as a coloured badge. Orders without a transfer status show no badge.

LabelMeaningIndicator
NoNo material transfer is needed.Green
OpenThe transfer still has to be posted.Red
BookedThe transfer has been posted.Green

Order Status​

Derived from the order's Release and Closed flags.

LabelMeaningIndicator
OpenNeither released nor closed.Blue
ReleasedReleased, not yet closed.Green
ClosedThe order is closed.Grey

Batch Status​

Read from the SAP batch behind the order's item and batch number. An order without a batch, or whose batch is not registered in SAP, shows Free.

LabelMeaningIndicator
FreeThe batch is not blocked in SAP.Green
LockedThe batch is blocked in SAP (Not Accessible or Locked).Red

QC Order detail​

Open a row in the list to see one QC order. The page opens in display mode; press Edit to change Drawing Number, Batch Number, Inspection Plan, Project and Item Info — every other field is written by the process that created or released the order.

QC order detail page

The QC order ID is the title, with the item code and description beneath it. The facets:

FieldDescription
Document TypeThe type of document the order was raised from — Production, Goods Receipt PO, Stock Transfer, Batch split and the other types listed under Default Columns.
QuantityThe inspected quantity.
Order StatusOpen (blue) while the order is neither released nor closed, Released (green) once it is released, Closed (grey) once it is closed.
Batch StatusThe SAP status of the order's batch: Released (green), Not Accessible (red) or Locked (red). No badge when the order has no batch registered in SAP.
TransferWhether the material transfer is still due: No (green), Open (red) or Booked (green).
ValuationThe valuation result of the order.
Release DateDate and time the order was released.
Last ModifiedDate and time the record was last changed.

The action buttons:

FieldDescription
Batch BlockBlocks the order's batch in SAP — see Batch Block and Batch Release. Shown while the batch is free.
Batch ReleaseReleases the batch again. Takes the place of Batch Block while the batch is blocked.
TransferPosts the material transfer of the order — see Transfer to Warehouse. Shown only while the Transfer status is Open and the order is not closed.
Input by SampleOpens result entry sample by sample — see Input by Sample.
Input by TestOpens result entry test by test — see Input by Test.

Batch Block and Batch Release​

One button that follows the batch. Batch Block sets the SAP batch to Not Accessible; Batch Release sets it back to Released — the state the list shows as Free. The QC order itself is not changed: Order Status stays as it was, while the Batch Status facet and the badge in the Batches section update and the button changes to the opposite action.

The button is disabled when the order has no batch number. If the batch number is not registered in SAP, the action stops with an error message and nothing is changed.

caution

A batch that is Not Accessible cannot be selected in SAP documents until it is released again. Every QC order on the same item and batch shows the new status.

Transfer to Warehouse​

Transfer opens the Transfer to Warehouse dialog, which posts the inspected material out of its current warehouse.

FieldDescription
Batch NumberThe order's batch.
Source WarehouseThe order's warehouse, with the batch's current stock there.
Document TypeThe SAP document to post: Transfer to Warehouse, Goods Issue or Inventory Transfer Request. Purchase Return is offered as well when the order comes from a goods receipt PO.
RejectedMark when the material failed inspection. The proposed target warehouse switches to the reject route.
Target WarehouseWhere the stock goes. Proposed by the warehouse rule and changeable; offered for Transfer to Warehouse and Inventory Transfer Request only. The list holds the active warehouses other than the source; bin-managed warehouses are not offered.
QuantityDefaults to the quantity still to transfer, capped by the batch's stock in the source warehouse, and cannot exceed that figure.
Posting DateThe posting date of the document. Defaults to today.
RemarksFree text for the posted document.

Post creates the document and closes the dialog; Cancel discards the input. A failed posting shows the reason inside the dialog and keeps what you entered. After a successful posting the order reloads: the Transfer status turns Booked once the whole planned quantity has been transferred and stays Open while a part is still outstanding, so a transfer can be posted in several steps.

Seven sections: General, Samples, Release, Custom Fields (only when configured), Batches, Documents and Activities.

General​

FieldDescription
QC OrderThe QC order ID.
DocumentThe document entry of the QC order.
PrintedCheck mark when the order has been printed.
Item CodeThe inspected item.
DescriptionThe item description.
I-VersionThe item version.
Drawing NumberThe drawing reference of the item.
CreatedDate and time the order was created.
QuantityThe inspected quantity, with the decimals of its unit.
Unit of MeasureThe unit of the quantity.
Document TypeThe type of document the order was raised from, with the same labels as in the header.
Type ValueThe value belonging to the order type.
Inspection PlanThe QC inspection plan the order follows, with a choose-from-list of plans — see QC Inspection Plans.
OrderThe source document the order was raised from.
Business PartnerThe business partner linked to the order.
Batch NumberThe batch under inspection.
Batch StatusThe SAP status of that batch: Released, Not Accessible or Locked. Changed with Batch Block and Batch Release in the header.
Belongs ToThe parent QC order when this order is a sub-order.
ProjectThe project the order is assigned to.
BranchThe branch the order belongs to.
Item InfoFree text about the order.
InfoSystem text on the order, such as the routing operation it was created for.

Samples​

The sample counts of the order. The samples themselves are recorded through Input by Sample and Input by Test in the header and listed in QC Samples.

FieldDescription
OpenNumber of samples not yet evaluated.
OKNumber of samples that passed.
ErrorNumber of samples that failed.
TransferThe material transfer status: No, Open or Booked.

Release​

FieldDescription
Order StatusOpen, Released or Closed.
Status InfoAdditional status text.
Block reasonThe blockage reason given for the order — see QC Blockage Reasons.
ValuationThe valuation result — see QC Valuations.
Valuation InfoAdditional valuation text.
ReleaseThe release stage of the order.
Release DateDate and time the order was released.
Released ByWho released the order.
ClosedCheck mark when the order is closed.
Closed DateDate and time the order was closed.

Custom Fields​

Shown only when an administrator has configured at least one user-defined field for QC orders under System → UDF Configuration. The fields, their labels and whether they can be edited are the ones set there; an order without such a configuration has no Custom Fields section.

Batches​

The order's batch number with its SAP status badge, followed by the batch's stock per warehouse. An order without a batch shows no rows.

ColumnDescription
WarehouseThe warehouse code.
NameThe warehouse name.
QuantityThe batch's stock in that warehouse.

Documents​

The files attached to the order — those added on this order and those inherited from its inspection plan.

ColumnDescription
DescriptionA description of the file.
File NameThe file's name. Hover over it to see the full stored path.
CategoryA free category of up to 20 characters.
User AddedYes for a file added on this order, No for a file inherited from the inspection plan.
Last ModifiedDate and time the entry was last changed.

Every row offers Open. Rows with User Added set to Yes also offer Edit and Delete; inherited plan documents can only be opened. Create in the section toolbar opens the New Document dialog:

FieldDescription
DescriptionA description of the file, up to 200 characters. Prefilled with the file name when left empty.
CategoryA free category, up to 20 characters.
Choose fileSelects the file to upload. Files up to 10 MB are accepted.

Activities​

The SAP Business One activities linked to the order.

ColumnDescription
ActionThe activity class: Phone Call, Campaign, Meeting, Note, Other or Task.
TypeThe activity type.
CustomerThe business partner code and name.
DateDate and time of the activity.
CompleteCheck mark when the activity is closed.
RemarksThe activity's remarks.
ContentsThe activity's content text.

Examples​

The Transfer button is not there. It appears only while there is a transfer to post: the Transfer facet reads Open and the order is not closed. No means the order never needed a transfer, Booked means it is already done — neither shows the button.

Blocking the batch did not change the order. Batch Block and Batch Release act on the SAP batch, not on the QC order. Order Status keeps its value; what changes is Batch Status in the header and the badge in Batches. Release, closing, valuation and blockage reason are not changed on this page — they come from the inspection.