Quality Control
QC gates two critical handoffs: fabric as it enters the building (before it is issued to cutting) and garments as they come off production (before they become sellable finished goods). A report is created, reviewed, and then posted — and posting is what drives stock disposition and the GL effect in Finindex.What QC covers
Flow
Fabric QC: create, review, post
Fabric QC reports
Create a fabric QC report
The inbound stock lot being inspected.
Quantity examined, in the lot’s unit of measure.
Quantity that met spec; the remainder is treated as failed.
Defect records (type, severity, quantity) found during inspection.
Post a fabric QC report
Posting locks the report and applies the disposition: passed quantity becomes usable stock, failed quantity is quarantined or returned, and the inventory effect is journaled.Garment QC reports
Same lifecycle as fabric QC — create, review against a garment spec, post — but graded against a measurement template and applied to finished goods.A garment report references a garment QC spec (
/quality-control/garment-qc-specs) that defines measurement points and tolerances. Posting a passed report moves garments into finished goods, making them eligible for Warehouse Outbound allocation.Inspections and defects
A lighter-weight inspection model for ad-hoc checks, each with attachable defect records.How QC posting hits the GL
1
Pass
Passed quantity is released to usable stock (fabric) or finished goods (garments) — no loss entry.
2
Fail
Failed quantity is written down to quarantine, returned to the supplier, or scrapped. The value adjustment posts to Finindex as an inventory write-down or supplier claim.
3
Audit
The returned
ledger_entry_id links the QC report to its stock ledger entry and the corresponding journal entry in Finindex.