Quality checks and production readings on mobile
Tickee moves quality checks, maintenance rounds and production readings from paper to a mobile application, with immediate notification to the quality and production teams.
An operator spots a drift at the workstation. On paper, this information often takes a day to reach someone who can act.
The difficulties of paper-based tracking
Quality control is done on a paper sheet, filled in at the workstation then re-entered later into a file. In between, the non-conformity waits.
The handover between shifts is done verbally or in a logbook. What is not written down is not always passed on.
The preventive maintenance round is signed off at the end of the round, with no proof that every point was checked on site.
The night shift's production record is discovered at the next morning's meeting, too late to act on the incident.
Collect field data on mobile
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The operator opens the control form on their tablet or phone, at the workstation, and attaches a photo if needed.
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With no network in the workshop, the form stays saved on the device and is sent as soon as the signal returns.
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An NFC tag placed on the equipment opens the right round or maintenance sheet directly.
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The shift handover is done on a structured form, signed by both teams.
Reports and data tracking in the office
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Each non-conformity declaration triggers a corrective action, assigned to a manager with a deadline.
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The quality dashboard fills in continuously, with no re-entry, viewable by site and by line.
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The history of a piece of equipment is built automatically from the rounds and interventions carried out on it.
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Forms are built by the quality and production teams themselves, without an IT ticket.
Form examples
The business software you keep
The ERP, where manufacturing orders and stock management remain.
The CMMS, for maintenance planning and budget tracking.
Regulatory metrology and calibration tools.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Forms remain usable offline and synchronise as soon as the device finds a network again.
Your quality, production or maintenance teams create them themselves, without development, and adapt them line by line.
No. Tickee collects field data and sends it to these business tools, which remain the system of record for production and maintenance.