Proconomy · Industries · Automotive

Automotive Procurement Software for Launch, Quality and Change

Supplier qualification, PPAP submissions, corrective action and change control on the same platform as sourcing and purchasing.

It starts here

The rejection is raised against the part, the supplier and the plant, with severity classified by rule.

Proconomy runs

  1. TriggerA batch is rejected at incoming inspection
  2. AgentA corrective action request is issued with required stages
  3. HumanQuality reviews containment
  4. AgentOutstanding evidence is chased and escalated
  5. HumanQuality approves closure
  6. RecordSupplier standing and sourcing eligibility update

What a request has to carry. Before anything can progress.

Tiered supplier qualification

Different requirements by tier, commodity and plant, with approval scope defined per entity rather than assumed group-wide.

Part and process approval coordination

Workflows you configure for advanced product quality planning (APQP) milestones and production part approval process (PPAP) submissions, with named owners and evidence retained.

Corrective action with evidence

Supplier corrective action request (SCAR) and 8D stages, containment review, root-cause acceptance and effectiveness verification, each with a human decision point.

The workflows this changes. Each one governed the same way.

  1. 01

    Supplier quality management

    APQP and PPAP coordination, SCAR and 8D, audits and change control.

  2. 02

    Supplier management

    Tier- and plant-specific qualification with explicit approval scope.

  3. 03

    Sourcing & RFx

    Eligibility restricted to approved sources with quality standing visible.

  4. 04

    Multi-entity management

    Group quality policy with plant-specific thresholds and approvers.

Every workflow above runs the same governed sequence. This is where it stops for a person.

See exactly where it runs. And exactly where it stops for you.

Supplier corrective action, from line rejection to updated supplier standing. A rejection at incoming inspection at one plant, handled as a governed workflow rather than an email chain.

  1. Trigger

    A batch is rejected at incoming inspection

    The issue enters a governed process immediately.

  2. Agent

    A corrective action request is issued with required stages

    The supplier knows precisely what closure requires.

  3. Human

    Quality reviews containment

    Line risk is addressed before root-cause work runs.

  4. Agent

    Outstanding evidence is chased and escalated

    Issues stop stalling because nobody chased them.

  5. Human

    Quality approves closure

    Closure means resolved rather than answered.

  6. Record

    Supplier standing and sourcing eligibility update

    Quality evidence reaches the next commercial decision.

Trigger

A batch is rejected at incoming inspection

Agent

A corrective action request is issued with required stages

Human

Quality reviews containment

Agent

Outstanding evidence is chased and escalated

Human

Quality approves closure

Record

Supplier standing and sourcing eligibility update

Seen enough?

See an automotive workflow of your own run end to end, with your supplier requirements applied.

Someone from client success replies, not a sales sequence. The assessment asks for no email.

Answer “who approved this, and why” in seconds. Not in weeks.

Allowed actions

You list what each agent may do, and the most it can spend. You set both for every business unit.

Checkpoints that cannot be bypassed

Important decisions return to the people your policy names, and no configuration removes them.

Evidence without a separate tracker

Every action is attributed to an actor and the permission that allowed it, you can pull the trail for any order.

What stays with your people. Every one of these.

01

Decision 01

Containment adequacy assessment.

02

Decision 02

Root-cause acceptance and effectiveness verification.

03

Decision 03

Part approval and submission acceptance decisions.

04

Decision 04

Approval or rejection of a supplier or component change.

Bring a real automotive workflow. Not a vendor scenario.

One of your own processes, including the part that usually goes wrong. You will see where the agents act, where the platform stops, and what it leaves on the record.

Someone from client success replies, not a sales sequence. If we are not a fit we will say so on the first call.