Combined inspections
In Qarma, inspections can be combined. This means that it’s possible to create one inspection report out of inspections from different orders, or different items on the same order.
Combined inspections are represented in the inspection list by the inspections they are based on. So a combined inspection based on two inspections, one from order A and one from order B, will be represented as two records in the inspection list. They will have separate Inspection ids but share the same Report inspection id (for inspections that are not combined, they two ids are identical). Some properties are pertaining to the combined inspection, for example the Actual sample qty and the defect counts, so you need to take care when summarizing these values. In that case, sample values should be counted only once for each Report inspection id.
Checkpoints can be related to either the overall combined inspection or the underlying inspections. This means that relations between the checkpoints table and the inspections table need to mapped from the Inspection id field of the checkpoint table to both the Inspection id and the Report inspection id.
Defects are only logged for the overall combined inspections, so the defects table can be mapped to the Report inspection id.
Inspections format
The following fields are available for inspections:
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Name
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Description
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Inspection id
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Unique id for the inspection
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Report inspection id
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For combined inspections, this is the common id for all the inspections involved. For single inspections, the Report inspection id is the same as Inspection id (read more above).
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Status
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Can be Planned, In progress or Report
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Order number
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The order number
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Order line id
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This is the order line id used for data integrations to uniquely match order lines.
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Item number
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The item number
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Item name
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The item name
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Supplier number
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The supplier number
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Supplier name
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The supplier name
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Inspection type
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The type of inspection performed, e.g. Final or Inline.
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Checklist name
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The name of the checklist used to perform the inspection.
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Inspector conclusion
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The conclusion which the inspector selected when submitting the report.
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Conclusion
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The final conclusion chosen. This can differ from inspector conclusion if for example there is an approval flow. In most cases this is the conclusion to use for downstream analysis.
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Inspector comment
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This is the comment made by the inspector when submitting the inspection from the app.
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Inspector name
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The user name of the inspector that performed the inspection.
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Inspector email
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The email of the inspector.
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Supplier qc
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Will be TRUE if the inspector is member of the supplier’s group.
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Etd
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Estimated Time of Departure.
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Inspection start time
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The time when the first action was taken by the inspector (this could be taking a photo, marking the status of a checkpoint etc. ). It does not reflect the time of download.
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Inspection end time
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The time when the inspector submitted the inspection. Qarma supports off line operations, so there can be a difference between the Inspection end time and the time that the report is available in the system: if the inspector was offline for two hours, the app keeps track of the time when the inspection was submitted, and this time will be the Inspection end time, even if the Qarma server did not receive the data until two hours later.
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Scheduled inspection date
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When the inspection is planned.
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Actual sample quantity
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The sample qty is the number of pieces to be checked. Normally calculated based on AQL , but depending on permissions, this can be changed by the inspector.
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Quantity available
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The number of pieces available for the inspector. For split shipments, this will be the total qty for a specific shipment.
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Quantity available source
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Possible values are Combined inspection or Single inspection.
For combined inspections, the value can apply either to each individual inspection or the combined inspection as a whole, depending on how it was set by the inspector.
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Original total quantity
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The original qty on this order as derived from data integration with Qarma, or as manually set on the website prior to inspection.
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Original sample quantity
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The sample qty is the number of pieces to be checked. Unless the inspector makes changes during inspection, the Actual sample quantity and the Original sample quantity will be identical.
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Re-inspection of
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Shows the Report inspection id of the former inspection, e.g. if this is the 2nd inspection, then this field contains the 1st inspection's Report inspection id.
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Split shipment of
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Shows the Report inspection id of the inspection that was split.
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Sequence identifier
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A textual representation of the inspection sequence, derived from re-inspections and split shipments. For split shipments it will be marked with letters A-Z, and re-inspections with numbers.
As an example, B2 means a re-inspection of the second split shipment inspection.
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Link to report
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Can be used to open the report in Qarma
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General minor defects
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Number of general defects classified as minor
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General major defects
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Number of general defects classified as major
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General critical defects
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Number of general defects classified as critical
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Minor defects pieces affected
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Number of pieces affected by normal defects classified as minor
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Major defects pieces affected
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Number of pieces affected by normal defects classified as major
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Critical defects pieces affected
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Number of pieces affected by normal defects classified as critical
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Actual sampling method
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The sampling method used for the inspection. If the inspector changed the sampling method, the original one is listed in Original sampling method.
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Original sampling method
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See above
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Minor defects threshold
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The number of minor defects allowed according to AQL
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Major defects threshold
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The number of major defects allowed according to AQL
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Critical defects threshold
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The number of critical defects allowed according to AQL
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Production unit number
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If inspection is linked to a production unit, this will show the production unit’s number (if available)
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Production unit name
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If inspection is linked to a production unit, this will show the production unit’s name
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Production unit address
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If inspection is linked to a production unit, this will show the production unit’s address (if available)
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Latitude
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Tracking based on the last photo taken in this inspection
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Longitude
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Tracking based on the last photo taken in this inspection
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Accuracy
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For the GPS coordinates, this is the accuracy
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Booking date
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If chosen, this will show the booking date of the inspection
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Booking note
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Will show the booking note of the order
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Booking last confirmed at
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The date of last confirmation of booking date
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Open corrective actions
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Not in use yet
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Resolved corrective actions
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Not in use yet
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Total corrective actions
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Not in use yet
Checkpoints (inspections)
The following fields are available for checkpoints on inspections:
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Name
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Description
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Checkpoint id
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The id of the inspection’s checkpoint. It's unique to the inspection, meaning that the same checkpoint on another inspection will have a different Checkpoint id even though the same checklist has been used.
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Master checkpoint id
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The id of the master checkpoint. This will only appear for combined inspections where the inspector has made an action on the sub-checkpoint level. This means several Checkpoint ids can refer to the same Master checkpoint id.
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Checkpoint type
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Shows the type of checkpoint, e.g. Standard, Measurements, Barcode.
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Inspection id
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Unique id for the inspection.
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Report inspection id
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For combined inspections, this is the common id for all the inspections involved. For single inspections, the Report inspection id is the same as Inspection id. This is the id to map with the Report inspection id of the inspections table.
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Checkpoint header
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The name of the checkpoint-header in the checklist.
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Checkpoint
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The name of the checkpoint (often a sub-level to the Checkpoint header).
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Status
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The reported status of the checkpoint by the inspector.
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Comment
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The inspectors comments given when setting the status of the checkpoint.
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Multiple choice
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The value selected if the checkpoint is a multiple choice.
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Score
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The score if the checkpoint is a multiple choice.
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max score
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The maximum score possible to obtain for a checkpoint with multiple choice.
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Raw data
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The raw data of the entire checkpoint presented in json format.
Defects (inspections)
The following fields are available for defects on inspections:
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Name
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Description
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Name
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Description
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Report inspection id
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The id of the report that map to the Report inspection id of the inspections table.
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Defect id
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The id of the reported defect. This id is unique to this record, not to be confused with the defect code.
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Checkpoint id
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The id of the checkpoint where the defect was reported (can be empty).
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Defect severity
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The severity selected for the reported defect: Minor, Major or Critical.
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Quantity affected
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The quantity affected by the reported defect. For General defects, there will be an empty value.
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General defect
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Is it a general defect or not; If "false" then it's not a general defect, if "true" then it's a general defect.
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Code hierarchy
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This information is presented in a json format. It shows the hierarchy of the defect code that was reported, showing all the levels above the reported defect.
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Top defect type code
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Shows the defect code of the top level for the defect that was reported.
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Top defect type name
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Shows the defect name of the top level for the defect that was reported.
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Parent defect type code
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This will only have a value of you have a 3-layered defect list. Then it will show the name of the mid-level defect.
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Parent defect type name
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This will only have a value of you have a 3-layered defect list. Then it will show the code of the mid-level defect.
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Defect type code
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Shows the code of the reported defect.
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Defect type name
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Shows the name of the reported defect.
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Defect type description
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The description of the defect type
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Comment
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