Technical Review of Inspection Reports
AvailableA visible review queue with a clean correction loop, instead of email chains and phone-call rework.
The operational problem it solves
Submitted reports wait in inboxes with unclear ownership. Corrections happen by phone with no record, and no one can tell which reports are waiting, returned, or done.
Who uses it
- QA reviewers
- Technical authorities
When it is used
Used by QA reviewers when a submitted report needs examination before approval.
What information goes into it
- Submitted reports
- The request's scope and technique sheet
- Review authority for the method
What the user can do
- See the queue of submitted reports and start structured reviews
- Examine findings, conclusion, and result against the scope and technique
- Reject with a recorded reason and return the report for correction
- Re-review corrected reports when they are resubmitted
Validation and permission checks
- A report must be Submitted before a review can start
- Rejections require a reason, recorded on the report and in the audit trail
- Both the original review and the corrected resubmission are audited
Statuses you will see
- Submitted
- Waiting for a reviewer.
- Under Review
- In active technical examination.
- Rejected
- Returned for correction with a recorded reason.
How information moves through this module
- 01
Input
Approved scope and records arrive
- 02
User action
See the queue of submitted reports and start structured reviews
- 03
Validation
A report must be Submitted before a review can start
- 04
Output
The module's recorded outcome
- 05
Next step
Handed to Report Approval and Release
What it produces, and where it goes next
Either a precise correction request back to the technician, or a sound report advanced toward approval.
Limitations and prerequisites
Structured inline review comments are planned; today the recorded rejection reason is the correction mechanism, so it should be precise.
Module questions
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