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Linking

One of the most common problem areas for automotive suppliers are inconsistencies between FMEAs and Control Plans. AutoDCP software integrates the common information such that inconsistencies are impossible.
Fast Construction

Fast Construction

AutoDCP is the fastest most cost effective way to maintain a linked Process Flow Diagram, FMEA and Control Plan. Risk Profiles make FMEA creation simple and fast. The FMEA drag / drop interface is easy and simple to use.
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Useful Risk Analysis

The Quality Dashboard is a forward-looking view of plant risk. AutoDCP identifies which operations are most likely to produce problems in the future if no action is taken to mitigate risk. Finch Risk Diagrams use FMEA data to predict events.
 

AutoDCP and Excel

AutoDCP is on premise software which is run from your local server. With AutoDCP you create the data and AutoDCP creates the final documents in Excel workbooks. AutoDCP is designed to minimize your effort and eliminate manual clerical work in Excel. If you use Excel there is no way to implement mass updates. AutoDCP includes an easy method for updating a recommended action across several part numbers simultaneously.

Unique Customer Requirements

AutoDCP outputs all documents as fully formatted Microsoft Excel spreadsheets that are ready for submission. Special Characteristic Symbols are included for FCA, Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan and Toyota. There are four different process flow diagrams, ten different FMEA formats, standard AIAG control plan, Honda PQCT, Nissan Control Plan and Toyota MQC.

 

AutoDCP Summary

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AutoDCP provides mouse-driven fast construction of standard APQP documents. Integration links the Process Flow Diagram, Process FMEA and Control Plan to prevent inconsistencies that cause audit findings. Engineering changes, line-balancing and process improvement efforts are implemented with single-click mass updates to eliminate errors. Standard libraries, risk profiles and linking exploit the repetitious nature of APQP documents. Quality improvement efforts are supported with numerous dashboards that offer plant-wide visibility.