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Run the checklist: Pass, Fail and N/A

Inside the check's detail you mark each item as passed, failed or not applicable.

3 minutes
Product screenshot: Run the checklist: Pass, Fail and N/A
Step by step

How to complete check items

  1. 01

    Open the check

    In the Checks table click the row. The Quality Control detail panel opens.

    Step 1: Open the check
  2. 02

    Find the items

    The Check items section has the Item, Status, Evidence, NC and Actions columns. The item count shows below.

    Step 2: Find the items
  3. 03

    Record the result

    Under Actions each item has Pass (meets), Fail (does not meet) and N/A (not applicable). The Status column goes from PENDING to OK, NOT OK or N/A. Once the first item is marked, the check moves to IN PROGRESS.

    Step 3: Record the result
  4. 04

    When Pass is blocked

    Pass is disabled if the item requires an image (Img. tag) and has no evidence yet, or if it has an unresolved non-conformity.

    Step 4: When Pass is blocked
  5. 05

    Fail creates a non-conformity

    When you confirm Fail the item becomes NOT OK and the NC tag appears. See the "Turn a deviation into a non-conformity" guide.

    Step 5: Fail creates a non-conformity
  6. 06

    Add an item to the check

    At the bottom of the table enter the name and the criterion and click Add (or press Enter).

    Step 6: Add an item to the check
  7. 07

    Expand an item

    Use the row's arrow to see its notes and evidence.

    Step 7: Expand an item

What you'll learn

  • How run the checklist: pass, fail and n/a works inside Perfour.

  • What information you need and how it stays connected to Quality.

  • How to preserve traceability and find the record later.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I change a result?+

You can switch between Pass and N/A. An item that is already Fail cannot be marked Fail again.

How do I know if items are still open?+

The top of the detail shows "Cannot close" with the number of pending items and unresolved non-conformities.