Orders Defect Free Ratio measures the ability to deliver products and services without defects. A defective product is a product that does not function as promised. Defects are generally caused by Make processes.
Examples of defects include:
An order is considered defect free if all items were delivered defect free. Defective products are identified as defective at the time of receipt, inspection or consumption in a production process or by the user.
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A higher percentage results in less corrective actions, such as discounts, returns, replacements, repairs.
Community Importance Rating:ID | Name | Level | x |
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S006 | Negotiate | 3 | S006 |
S1 | Source-to-Replenish | 2 | S1 |
S104 | Inspect | 3 | S104 |
S2 | Source-to-Order | 2 | S2 |
S205 | Inspect | 3 | S205 |
S3 | Source-to-Engineering-Order | 2 | S3 |
S306 | Inspect | 3 | S306 |
M1 | Make-to-Stock | 2 | M1 |
M103 | Produce | 3 | M103 |
M104 | Inspect | 3 | M104 |
M105 | Package | 3 | M105 |
M2 | Make-to-Order | 2 | M2 |
M204 | Produce | 3 | M204 |
M205 | Inspect | 3 | M205 |
M206 | Package | 3 | M206 |
M3 | Make-To-Engineering-Order | 2 | M3 |
M302 | Complete Order Engineering | 3 | M302 |
M305 | Produce | 3 | M305 |
M306 | Inspect | 3 | M306 |
M307 | Package | 3 | M307 |
M407 | Inspect | 3 | M407 |
M408 | Repackage | 3 | M408 |