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QC One Specification Manager

  • Manage product requirements centrally and always provide suppliers, inspectors, and retailers with the correct specifications.
  • Link quality agreements directly to inspections and make performance more comparable.

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One Truth for Product Quality

Product specifications for produce and fresh products include textual requirements, visual examples, tolerances, and evaluation criteria. When multiple versions are shared via PDF, email, and spreadsheets, discrepancies arise between the agreed-upon quality and the quality that is actually assessed.

With QC One Specification Manager, you can centrally record product requirements, manage changes, and share specifications in a controlled manner with suppliers, inspectors, and other supply chain partners.

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Specifications as Part of the Operational Process

The module goes beyond document management. Up-to-date specification data is available in QC One Inspector and thus becomes part of daily quality control. Inspectors evaluate products directly based on the correct textual and visual criteria.

  • Centrally create and manage specifications.
  • Track version history and archiving.
  • Organize access by supplier, customer, or supply chain partner.
  • Define textual and visual quality criteria.
  • Use specifications directly in QC inspections.

Less Dependence on Isolated Knowledge

When quality requirements are known only to individual employees or suppliers, knowledge transfer is vulnerable. Specification Manager ensures that knowledge is retained within the organization that owns the specification. This keeps criteria available and manageable even as people, suppliers, or product lines change.

From Requirement to Supplier Performance

By linking specifications to inspection results, you can see how the delivered quality compares to the agreed-upon standard. This supports discussions with suppliers, category management, and procurement, and forms the basis for continuous improvement.

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Unlike Foodcare Online Specification Management

QC One Specification Manager focuses on supply-chain-wide shared quality criteria for produce and fresh products. Foodcare Online Specification Management focuses primarily on raw materials, recipes, allergens, and product specifications within food production.

Make quality agreements actionable throughout the supply chain

Request a demo and discover how Specification Manager links quality agreements to QC One Inspector, supplier performance, and future risk management.

Frequently Asked Questions: QC One Specification Manager

A module that enables organizations to centrally manage and securely share product and quality criteria within the produce and fresh food supply chain.

Yes. Access and sharing can be configured for each supply chain partner involved.

Yes. Specification data can be used directly in QC One Inspector.

The module supports both textual and visual information for quality assessment.

QC One focuses on supply-chain-wide quality agreements for produce and fresh foods; Foodcare Online focuses on recipe and product data within food production.