This template gives you a centralized system to track production batches, execute inspections, and monitor defect severity. It ensures every SKU meets your strict operational standards before shipping.
The database connects your product catalog directly to production runs and individual test results. When a quality inspector logs a stress test or pH level, the results automatically link back to the exact batch.
Tracking complex production batches and test results in tabular spreadsheets quickly becomes chaotic. Vital inspector notes, safety sheets, and critical pass/fail metrics get lost or accidentally modified across endless rows.
Building a rigid relational system ensures your data stays clean and perfectly organized as production scales up. Instead of duplicate manual data entry, each new test result links seamlessly to the correct product batch without relying on fragile formulas.
You can reliably attach safety sheets, defect photos, and certificates of analysis directly inside specific batch records. This is precisely what Softr Databases are designed for.
Instantly log test types like visual inspections or weight variations using standardized pass/fail dropdowns. Track entire batch workflows from quarantine to final release without manual administrative tracking.
Identify critical defect severities early and keep your production managers completely aligned with floor inspectors. Grab this ready-to-use template to standardize your quality operations confidently today.
Manage inspectors and managers with roles, contact details and test history
Catalog manufactured items with technical specs, safety data and batch links
Track production runs with release status, dates and aggregated quality metrics
Log quality inspections with defect severity, photo evidence and pass-fail data
This template provides immediate reliable structure for teams managing production integrity and factory testing.
Modifying this database to match your exact production line is incredibly simple. You can easily add new compliance test types, customize defect severity levels, or adjust batch tracking labels in seconds.
Bring your current operations online instantly by importing your existing SKUs, batch histories, and inspector rosters via CSV. You can also connect via API to sync manufacturing data directly from your factory floor systems.
When your team is ready, a natural next step is to build an app directly on top of this structure. Create a secure mobile portal where inspectors log results on the floor, while managers view high-level defect dashboards.
By setting up strict users and permissions, you guarantee secure access controls across your staff. Inspectors only edit their assigned tests, while factory managers maintain full authority over the entire product catalog.
A quality control database is an organized system that tracks product testing, production batches, and defect severities systematically. It ensures every manufactured item meets specific standards by centralizing inspection records, safety sheets, and pass/fail metrics.
A no-code database lets production managers deploy a fully structured inspection system in minutes without hiring developers or relying on IT. It provides a production-ready environment that operational teams can adapt instantly as new compliance rules or testing protocols emerge.
An AI Database co-builder follows your prompts to instantly modify testing tables and help write operational formulas. You can also deploy configurable Database AI agents that automatically analyze lengthy inspector notes to extract specific defect severities triggering instantly whenever a test is logged.
Yes. Using the intuitive interface builder, you can connect this backend directly to a custom mobile dashboard for your floor inspectors. You maintain tight control over permissions, ensuring quality staff only access and modify the batch assignments they are responsible for.
Yes, you can start using this template completely free. Fully functional databases are included natively in the Softr free plan, giving you the foundation needed to organize your initial production runs. Higher-tier plans offer increased database limits as your manufacturing volume and testing counts grow.
Traditional spreadsheets lack proper file storage for defect photos or safety sheets, and cross-referencing between batches and test results relies on VLOOKUPs that break easily. A structured database uses strict field types and native relational links, keeping your compliance and inspection data reliably clean.