The right part, the right revision
Match the order, drawing revision, quantity and acceptance requirements before work is released.
- Record to agree
- Order review & approved drawing reference
- Buyer question
- Which revision are we actually making?
Original exhibit · v1.0.0Explore the v2.0.0 engineering handoff upgrade
PRODUCTION VISIBILITY / EXHIBIT 01
Your order.
Every critical step,
made clear.
Where does the job stand? What could delay it? What happens next? Follow an example from order review to dispatch.
Interactive demonstration · v1.0.0All orders, quantities, dates and actions below are illustrative. No live factory connection. Actual reporting and delivery terms must be agreed for your order.
01 / FOLLOW THE ORDER
One order. Three possible situations.
Select a situation to see how progress, risks and next steps should be explained.
ILLUSTRATIVE ORDER
On scheduleDEMO-1042 / Precision wear plates
200 pieces · Drawing revision B · Example snapshot: 29 Sep 2026, 10:00 Taiwan time
Agreed dispatch date08 OctIllustrative baseline · 2026
Current projected dispatch06 Oct2 calendar days before baseline
Current stageMachining120 / 200 machined
Next customer update30 Sep10:00 · Taiwan time
Order milestones
Select a step for its evidenceNEXT CHECKPOINT
- Responsible role
- Next action
- Decision / check by
02 / RESPOND BEFORE THE DUE DATE
A warning needs
an action attached.
Keep the original commitment visible. Explain the cause, identify the affected step and compare a recovery option before changing the plan.
The example below is a prepared scenario, not an automated scheduling calculation or a confirmed recovery plan.
WHAT-IF / EXAMPLE ONLY
- Current projection
- Proposed projection
Proposal only. The current projection above remains unchanged until the responsible team confirms the plan.
03 / CHECK THE EVIDENCE
“Finished” should mean more than a full progress bar.
Agree the records your part needs. Production completion, quality release and shipment are separate milestones.
A status with a timestamp
Show the current operation, completed quantity, outstanding work and the time of the latest report.
- Record to agree
- Dated operation update & exception notes
- Buyer question
- Is this current, and what is still outstanding?
Release supported by inspection
Link the inspection result to agreed characteristics and the applicable part or lot. A quality hold stays visible until resolved.
- Record to agree
- Inspection report & disposition approval
- Buyer question
- What evidence supports acceptance?
Goods ready is not goods shipped
Separate inspection release, packing and carrier handover. A dispatch date is not an arrival date.
- Record to agree
- Packing list & shipment reference
- Buyer question
- What shipped, when, and by which agreed method?
04 / MAKE THE UPDATE USEFUL
An update you can act on.
A concise buyer summary ties the status to its consequence and the next communication. Select a situation above to see this example change.
05 / WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW
A documented foundation.
A new way to explain it.
The 2023 TCM company profile, pages 7–8, shows scheduling, shop-floor progress reporting and the CAD → CAM → CNC → CMM → inspection → shipment workflow. Its dashboard is a historical 2021 snapshot.
Those records establish the displayed workflow. They do not establish a current customer portal, automated alerts, a delivery guarantee or the operating rules demonstrated on this page.
Explore the historical records06 / AGREE THE PLAN
Before your order starts,
make the expectations clear.
- Part & acceptanceDrawing revision, material, quantities and inspection criteria.
- Dates & deliveryTarget dispatch, shipping terms and dependencies requiring confirmation.
- Updates & exceptionsReporting cadence, contact role, escalation conditions and approval steps.
- Evidence & confidentialityRequired records and who may access project information.
Start with one part and your required delivery date.
Discuss your production requirements