How Finished Units Work in Product Specification Manager
Product Specification Manager does not use the concept of important parameters.
Instead, a unit is considered finished only when the user explicitly decides that an inspection unit is complete.
An example of a specifications inspection with 5 units among which none are finished:
To finish a unit in Product Specification Manager:
1.Unit the desired inspection unit
2.Enter the data where/if applicable
3.Press the ‘Finish unit’ button
4.Confirm/ Finish unit
5.Finished units are colored green
This color coding makes it easy to quickly identify:
Which units are finished
Which units are still in progress/not inspected
Why Units Are Finished Manually
Manual completion gives users greater flexibility and control over the inspection process.
With this approach, users can decide:
When enough information has been collected
When a unit should be finalized
Why Finishing Units Is Important
Finishing units is not only a visual or workflow step—it directly affects reporting.
Only finished units are included in Product Specification Manager inspection reports.
If a unit is not finished:
It will not appear in inspection reports
Summary
In the old system, units were finished automatically when important parameters were filled in
Product Specification Manager does not use important parameters
Units must be finished manually using the Finish Unit button
Finished units are shown in green
Only finished units appear in inspection reports
Always remember to finish your units to ensure accurate inspection results and complete reporting.