ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949, ISO 13485. Every one of them asks the same questions. Who authored the work instruction? What version was on the floor when the unit was built? Who approved the deviation? Ignite Lean answers those questions automatically, because the answers fall out of the build flow instead of needing a binder.
Engineers open a real photo of the part, drop numbered callouts where the operator needs to look, and add short text where tolerances or torques matter. Every change writes a draft against the next version. Nothing reaches the floor until somebody clicks Publish — and that publish event is attributed by name and timestamp. The editor is the document control workflow.
When an engineer opens a WI, edits a callout, and saves, Ignite Lean bumps the version, stamps who edited it, when, and stores a complete snapshot. Both the editable scene and a rasterized PNG that prints identically to what the floor saw. The history is immutable; old versions are browseable forever. The kiosk always shows the latest published version. No obsolete revision on the floor, ever.
Every build is a row that captures the operator, the station, the start and finish timestamps, every consumed component, every parent serial scanned, every defect flagged, every supervisor approval, and every photo. Rows are append-only; corrections are new events, not edits. When the auditor asks "show me the build record for serial X" it's one click.
When an operator flags "over tolerance" on a brake-caliper bore, the unit drops into the supervisor queue. The supervisor either ships as-is (with reason), reworks, or scrapps. And that decision is attributed to them. No more "I think Pat approved it on the third shift". The audit trail names who did what, with what reason, when.
Viewer, Operator, Manager. Each tier sees only what they should and can only do what they should. Row-level security enforces tenant isolation at the database level: your data physically cannot leak across organisations. Encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). The "did the wrong person change the WI?" risk is closed at the schema, not in app code.
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