Exception records capture various quality Exceptions across a few of the SmartSolve© applications. For each Exception Type a Numbering Scheme can be attached. Also, additional Exception Types can be created for any of the applications below using the SmartSolve© Forms Designer. Please see Forms Designer.
Exception Types are used in the following SmartSolve© solutions:
SmartSolve© Solution |
Default Exception Types |
Examples |
SmartAuditTM |
Audit Exception |
Audit Findings
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SmartCAPATM |
General Exception Process Exception Product Exception Customer Exception
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Customer Surveys (General or Product) Quality Surveys (General or Product) Injury Reports/Safety Incidents (General or Product using new Exception Type)General Operational Failures (Process) Machine/Equipment Failures (Process) Audit Findings (Process) Internal Nonconforming Materials (Product) Supplier Nonconforming Materials (Product) Engineering Change Orders (Product) Service/Repair Requests (Customer or Product)
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SmartComplaintsTM |
Complaint Exception
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Inquiries Customer Complaints
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Default Exception Types cannot be renamed or Deleted from the GLOBAL Organization.
The following rights must be assigned to a user to manage or view Exception Types:
Rights |
Description |
ETY_MANAGE |
Allows administrator to add new object, modify existing object, or delete object.
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ETY_VIEW |
Allows user to access object to view and select.
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Please see Rights Group to assign Rights Groups to users.
Global Exception Types will be inherited by all Local Organizations; unless a new Exception Type is created at the Local Organization which can then replace the Global Exception Type and only be unique to that Local Organization.
1. From the SmartSolve© tabs select Admin > Setup. Select Exception Type from System Wide.
The Exception Type list displays.
2. Select Action > Add from the main menu (or right click).
3. Select the Base Exception Type.
4. Enter the Name of your Exception Type.
5. Use the same name as in GLOBAL if you are replacing GLOBAL Exception Type at Local Organization.
6. Select the Numbering Scheme to be applied to the Exception Type.
Please see How to Create Numbering Schemes
7. Click the Save button.
The new Exception Type is now displayed
Please see Forms Designer if you wish to modify existing Exception Type field controls or add additional field controls
The following options are available within Exception Type objects and can be managed accordingly by an administrator:
· Only Local Exception Types can be Edited and Deleted. These options are in the Exception type object and can be managed by an administrator.
· Each Default Exception Type can have a unique Numbering Scheme applied to it by each Local Organization
1. From the SmartSolve© tabs select Admin > Setup. Select Exception Type from System Wide.
The Exception Type list displays.
2. Select the icon to switch to Local view (if applicable).
3. Select the check box of the Exception Type to edit, then select Action > Edit from the main menu (or right click).
4. Edit any information for your Exception Type.
5. Click the Save button.
All changes should now be reflected in the Exception Type.
Exception Types can be deleted from SmartSolve© at anytime (even if the Exception Type has been used in an Exception that has since been created and Saved in the system.
1. From the SmartSolve© tabs select Admin > Setup. Select Exception Type from System Wide.
The Exception Type list displays.
2. Select the icon to switch to Local view (if applicable).
3. Select the check box of the Exception Type to delete, then select Action > Delete from the main menu (or right click).
4. Click the Save button.
The Exception Type has now been removed from the system.
All Local Organizations will inherit the Numbering Scheme applied to an Exception Type created under the GLOBAL Organization; however, LOCAL Organizations can apply their own Numbering Scheme to each of these default Exception Types if used locally to prevent skipped numbers in their Exception Lists.
1. Log into the LOCAL Organization
2. From the SmartSolve© tabs select Admin > Setup. Select Exception Type from System Wide.
3. Right click and select Add
4. Select the Base Exception Type to apply the new Numbering Scheme to
5. Enter the Exception Type Name (General, Process, Product, or Customer)
NOTE: Exception Type Name must match GLOBAL Exception Name exactly if you wish for the LOCAL Number to be picked up when the Exception is created. |
6. Select the Numbering Scheme to use with this Exception Type
Please see How to Create Numbering Schemes.