Can Inspectly360 integrate with our ERP or quality system?
Yes. Inspectly360 offers native integrations with SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, plus a full REST API for connecting to any ERP or quality management system. Inspection results, non-conformance reports, and quality data sync so production and quality teams work from one source of truth instead of re-keying numbers from paper. Work order and asset data can flow both ways, which supports traceability from a QC check back to a batch record. Webhooks let you trigger downstream actions automatically, such as raising an alert when an in-process inspection records an out-of-spec reading. The aim is to make shopfloor inspection data part of your existing manufacturing systems, so quality decisions are made on current data rather than on a spreadsheet that reaches management days later.
Does the AI work for our specific product types?
Inspectly360 runs Edge AI on the inspector's device, and it can be adapted to your products. During onboarding, or through custom model training, the system learns your specific quality standards and defect categories so detection is accurate on your line. It supports visual inspection for surface defects, assembly verification, and packaging checks across different product types. Because the AI runs on-device, it works offline and your product images stay private rather than being uploaded to a third-party cloud. The inspector still confirms every AI suggestion, so the technology assists judgement rather than replacing it. As more inspections are completed, detection accuracy on your specific parts improves, which is useful for high-mix production where defect types vary widely between products.
Can we track SPC metrics in real time?
Yes. Inspectly360 supports real-time statistical process control as inspection data is captured. Control charts, histograms, Pareto analysis, and capability indices update live, so quality engineers see drift as it happens instead of discovering it in a weekly report. Dashboards can break results down by line, shift, or product, which makes it straightforward to see that one shift or one machine is trending toward an out-of-spec condition. When a reading crosses a control limit, the platform can alert the team immediately so corrective action happens before non-conformances escalate into scrap or a customer complaint. Inspection data can also be exported through the API into your existing SPC or business intelligence tools if you want to keep analysis in one place.
How do we handle non-conforming materials?
Inspectly360 includes a full non-conformance report workflow. When an inspection detects an issue, the inspector documents it with photos and measurements, then a disposition decision is recorded: use as is, rework, or scrap. The NCR links to corrective and preventive actions with named owners, deadlines, and root cause analysis, and every step is tracked with a complete audit trail. NCRs connect back to the inspection record and the batch involved, so traceability holds up under an ISO 9001 audit. Recurring non-conformances are surfaced across shifts and batches, which means the same defect appearing every month becomes visible rather than being treated as a one-off each time. That turns NCR handling from a shared file nobody owns into a closed-loop process from detection to verified corrective action.
How does Inspectly360 support ISO 9001 and audit readiness?
Inspectly360 keeps you continuously audit-ready rather than scrambling before each ISO 9001 cycle. Internal audits, layered process audits, and management review checks run on digital templates aligned to the standard, and every result is stored with timestamps, photos, and signatures. Corrective actions raised during an audit are tracked to verified closure, so an auditor can see not just that a finding was raised but that it was fixed and confirmed. Because in-process inspections, NCRs, and CAPA records all live in one system, the evidence an auditor asks for is a filter away instead of a search through binders and desktops. The same applies to ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 programmes. Continuous, structured evidence collection means certification maintenance stops being a periodic fire drill for the quality team.
Can Inspectly360 reduce equipment downtime on the production line?
Yes. Inspectly360 runs structured preventive maintenance inspections for production equipment, CNC machines, conveyors, and robotics, so wear and developing faults are caught before they become a breakdown. Each machine carries its maintenance history, and inspectors complete checks on a schedule with photo evidence and measurement fields. When AI or an inspector flags a developing issue, a corrective action is raised with an owner and a deadline, so it is acted on rather than noted and forgotten. Recurring issue detection highlights the same fault appearing on the same asset over time, which points maintenance teams toward root causes instead of repeat repairs. The result is fewer unplanned stoppages, better-informed maintenance windows, and a documented condition trend for each critical asset that supports spare parts planning.