Nobody sees it building until the month-end report lands.

Without a clear alert, the next shift inherits yesterday's problem.

Every line keeps its own spreadsheet, so answering a quality question becomes a scramble.

Tracing which parts were affected by a gauge being out of calibration is a nightmare.

Set a repeating interval so checks happen throughout a run or shift.

Trigger a check after a chosen number of units or products have been made

Set up tolerance tables that work for your organisaiton and your parts.

Apply your selected ASQ sampling table to connect lot size with the sample required

A point outside the limits. A long run on one side of the middle. A slow drift. Easyr checks the 8 Nelson rules and tells you what each one menas in plain english words.

Every critical check shows as Active, Due now or Waiting. If one falls due mid-run, the operator gets a nudge. If it gets missed, the team leader gets told.

Compare shifts side by side and see who needs a hand, before it becomes a complaint.

Turn on batch tracking and operators enter the batch or lot number with their readings. You chose, for each measurement, whether it's off, optional or must fill.

Capture the serial number of the gauge or scale with each reading, so you can match it to calibration records later.