Know the history of every unit.
Control every rework loop.

In discrete assembly the thing you manage is not a batch, it is an individual unit. Vegam gives each serial its own manufacturing history: the parts that went in, the stations it passed, the values it was tested at, and every time it went round again.

Every unit traced. Every test bound to its serial. Every rework loop counted.

Why digitally mature assembly plants still struggle

Problem 01

Serial traceability gaps

Genealogy breaks between stations and between suppliers, so a field failure cannot be resolved to specific units.

Problem 02

Rework in the dark

Rework loops consume capacity that nobody measures, so the cost of poor quality is absorbed rather than attacked.

Problem 03

Manual inspection records

In-process quality lives on paper, separate from the build record it belongs to.

Problem 04

Revision drift

Stations work from printed instructions that are hard to keep current, so units get built to a drawing that has moved on.

The object your plant runs on · the unit

Why did this unit fail?

One serial, its whole manufacturing history: the lots that went into it, the stations it passed, the operator on shift, the values it was measured at, and what happened when it failed.

Serial 000472Pump assembly PA-12Rev CBuilt 09:14
Work orderWO-88214 · qty 240 · rev C released 08:00current rev
Material lotsHSG-4471 · SEAL-2209 · BRG-7781all released
StationsST-01 press → ST-03 seal → ST-05 torque → ST-07 testcomplete
OperatorShift B · certified for ST-03 and ST-05qualified
Torque · ST-0541.8 Nm · limit 40 ± 2 Nmin spec
Dimension · ST-0512.04 mm · limit 12.00 ± 0.05 mmin spec
Final test · ST-07Leak 0.9 bar/min · limit ≤ 0.5 bar/minfailed
ReworkRW-0091 · seal replaced, SEAL-2209 → SEAL-22311 loop
RetestLeak 0.2 bar/min · limit ≤ 0.5 bar/minin spec
Disposition Released 15:04 — lot SEAL-2209 appears in 7 of the 9 leak failures this week.

Illustrative unit history. Serial, lot and work-order identifiers are examples.

Discrete production, stage by stage

Nine stages from the work order to the shipment. Click a stage to see the operational reality, and what changes when the serial carries its own record.

CONCURRENT · Rework is a feedback branch off in-process inspection (IATF 16949 §8.7), not a linear step. Reworked units carry updated genealogy back into the flow.

Every unit has a digital manufacturing history

The chain below is per serial, not per batch. That is the difference between knowing a lot was affected and knowing which units were.

  1. vSFS · PlanningProduction order

    Released against the current revision and live capacity.

  2. vWMS · MaterialsMaterial

    Lots picked, staged and consumed against this specific unit.

  3. vSFS · ExecutionWorkstation

    Routing enforced, so stations cannot be skipped or taken out of order.

  4. vSFS · ExecutionOperator

    Certification checked at the station before work is accepted.

  5. vSFS · ExecutionAssembly

    Torque, dimension and process values captured as the build happens.

  6. vSFS · QualityInspection and test

    Results bound to the serial, with the parameters it was tested at.

  7. vSFS · QualityRework

    A counted branch with its own cause, not a silent second pass.

  8. vSFS · RecordFinal disposition

    Genealogy sealed per unit, so a field failure resolves to specific serials.

What Vegam brings to discrete manufacturing

01

Serial genealogy

Every unit traced through every station, forward and backward.

02

Rework analytics

The rework branch measured by cause, station and cost rather than absorbed.

03

Digital inspection

Checks enforced in the routing, so a unit cannot pass a station incomplete.

04

Traceable test

Test data bound to the serial, with the parameters that unit was tested at.

✓ IATF 16949✓ ISO 9001✓ Serial traceability✓ PPAP

Built by solving real manufacturing problems

20+years in batch manufacturing operations
325plant deployments
60+countries of operation
SKFJSW SteelSaint-GobainLG ElectronicsEmersonVedanta

See your line, not a generic demo

Bring one assembly line and its rework loop. We’ll map where the genealogy breaks and show what changes when every serial carries its own record.