• At any time, you can click Save and continue working on the nonconformance later. The nonconformance moves to an intake workflow state. To edit the item, right-click the Update Nonconformance task, select Enter Nonconformance details, and complete the rest of the information. Click Finish to move the nonconformance to the evaluation workflow state. • Use the step navigator at the top of the screen to quickly move to a different step in the procedure. • If your site has security labels enabled, you might see the Set Security Labels step. For more information about setting security labels, see Setting Security Labels while Creating an Object. |
Field | Description |
Requested By | Your system user name is automatically added to this field. |
Date File Opened | Date that the nonconformance was entered or opened |
Name | Required. Enter a name for the nonconformance. This name appears in the system as the nonconformance moves through the workflow. |
Number | A nonconformance number is automatically generated after you finish creating the nonconformance. |
Originated By | User originating the nonconformance |
Nonconformance Type | Type of nonconformance |
Originating Location | Originating location of the nonconformance, such as the manufacturing site |
Shift | Operating shift when the nonconformance occurred |
Occurrence Date | Date that the nonconformance occurred |
Process Type | Select the process type for the nonconformance: • Manufacturing • Quality Assurance • R&D |
Field | Description |
Nonconformance Category | Click Find, select a code from the table that appears, and click OK. |
Description | Enter a description of the nonconformance. |
Additional Details | Enter any additional details relevant to the nonconformance. |
Icon | Description | ||
Add people and places that exist in your system. These are already loaded in the People and Places Administration utility in the current quality context. In the People and Place Picker window, search for and select one or more people and places.
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Remove rows by selecting them and clicking the icon. | |||
Enter a free-form person or place that does not exist in the system. | |||
To save time entering similar new contacts, select one or more rows and click the icon to duplicate the selected rows into the table. For example, use this icon when the contact is the initial reporter but is also a patient. You can copy the contact and set the Type field to an additional value. | |||
Remove a row and replace a contact. For example, use this icon when a contact was originally entered as a free-form contact but was later added to the People and Places Administration utility, allowing the contact to be found in a search. You can replace the free-form contact with the new contact from the system. | |||
After you have added a row, enter additional information about the person or place. For example, if a contact has a Type of Patient, you can add more information, such as the age of a patient, to the Patient Details section of the Edit Details window. |
To create a nonconformance, you must complete either the Affected Objects table or the Other Items table. |
You can also enter the quantity and unit information in the Affected Objects table row. |
Field | Description |
Purchase Order Number | Purchase order number (if applicable). |
Supplier Number | Supplier number (if applicable). |
Item State | State of the item as it relates to the nonconformance. |
Lot Controlled | Select Yes if the item is lot controlled. |
Lot/Serial Number | Lot or serial number. |
Quantity | Required. Quantity affected. This value is used when dispositioning the nonconformance. |
Unit or Unit of Measure | Required. Unit type. |
Manufactured From | Date manufacturing started. |
Manufactured To | Date manufacturing ended. |
Manufactured Quantity | Total quantity manufactured. |
Manufactured Units | Unit type. |
Field | Description |
Reference ID | Reference ID or code for the immediate action. |
Immediate Action Type | Required. Type of immediate action. |
Quantity | Required. Quantity involved in the immediate action. |
Cost | Cost involved with the immediate action. |
Completed Date | Date the immediate action was completed. |
Immediate Action Text | Description or supporting information about the immediate action. |
Field | Description |
Item ID | Required. Item or product ID for the other item. |
Description | Required. Description of the other item. |
Quantity | Required. Quantity affected. This value is used when dispositioning the nonconformance. |
Unit | Required. Unit type. |
Field | Description |
Item ID | Required. Item or product ID for the other item. |
Quantity | Required. Quantity affected. This value is used when dispositioning the nonconformance. |
Unit ID | Unit ID (if applicable). |
Unit of Measure | Required. Unit type. |
Item State | State of the item as it relates to the nonconformance. |
Item Type | Item type. |
Purchase Order Number | Purchase order number. |
Description | Required. Description of the other item. |
Comments | Description or supporting information about this other item. |
Field | Description |
Reference ID | Reference ID or code for the immediate action. |
Immediate Action Type | Required. Type of immediate action. |
Quantity | Required. Quantity involved in the immediate action. |
Cost | Cost involved with the immediate action. |
Completed Date | Date the immediate action was completed. |
Immediate Action Text | Description or supporting information about the immediate action. |
Icon | Description |
Remove the selected attachment. | |
Add a local file attachment. Local file attachments are files that you upload from your local machine to Windchill. Click Browse to select a file on your local machine. You can also drag and drop one or more files onto the action window to upload them as attachments. For more information, see About Drag-and-Drop. | |
Add a URL attachment. URL attachments are hyperlinks to content stored on a website outside of Windchill. For example, this can be a wiki page or product help site. | |
Add an external storage attachment. External content attachments are items that cannot be attached as local files or URL links because they are physical objects or places. For example, this can be a three-dimensional item such as a product model or prototype, or highly sensitive data stored in a secure location. An externally stored content attachment describes the content and refers the user to its location. |