Nonconformity / complaint
Record issue, product/process context, containment and evidence.
QAPP treats quality tools as one connected system: planning, risk, controls, measurement, statistical monitoring, approval and problem solving. The method pages below cite the official AIAG references used for alignment.
AIAG describes APQP, Control Plan, PPAP, FMEA, MSA and SPC as interconnected Core Tools. QAPP keeps the relationships visible instead of treating each document as an isolated file.
Version history, ownership, links between risks and controls, action tracking, evidence and dashboards. QAPP supports the workflow; it does not replace engineering judgement or certify compliance.
Open a method to see when to use it, required inputs, workflow, links to other tools, implementation ideas in QAPP and official sources.
Plan product and process maturity through risks, gates, ownership and launch-readiness evidence.
Open method →02AIAG CORE TOOLTurn risks and requirements into concrete controls: what to check, how, how often and how to react.
Open method →03AIAG CORE TOOLOrganise evidence that the production process can consistently meet engineering and specification requirements.
Open method →04AIAG & VDAStructure process functions, failure modes, effects, causes, controls and action priorities.
Open method →05AIAG CORE TOOLCheck whether the measurement system is good enough for decisions made from the data.
Open method →06AIAG & VDA 2026Separate common variation from special signals and connect stability to control and capability decisions.
Open method →07PROBLEM SOLVINGStructure the team, containment, demonstrated root cause, corrective action and effectiveness verification.
Open method →08AIAG CQI-20A robust framework for problem definition, analysis, cause, action, verification and recurrence prevention.
Open method →09AIAG CQI-8Connect short frequent checks to ownership, KPIs, escalation and process improvement.
Open method →Record issue, product/process context, containment and evidence.
Move from correction to demonstrated root cause and verified corrective action.
Plan, findings, ownership, deadlines, closure evidence and effectiveness.
Use lessons learned to update PFMEA, Control Plan and related process controls.