Utilizing live production information from InSite, InSite SPC enables manufacturers to identify, analyze, and solve potential problems while production continues - before equipment is shut down, material is scrapped, and production time is lost.

Engineers can configure SPC control charts that are automatically updated when quality data is collected. Operators can then view real-time charts to provide immediate feedback, and engineers can review historical charts when analyzing specific events.

With InSite SPC, manufacturers can:

• Ensure quality while maximizing productivity

• Prevent problems with real-time monitoring

• Reduce cost and effort of root-cause analysis

• Improve compliance with quality programs such as Six Sigma, ISO and 21 CFR Part 820

Key Features

• Host of industry-standard control charts
InSite SPC applies statistical process control to quality and defect data during the manufacturing process. The control charts and statistical rules are user-defined from a robust library. (See chart types) Violation of a rule causes an alarm, and can also trigger actions such as generating an alert for analysis and follow-up, changing the status of a machine, or placing material on hold.


• Real-time Charts for Operators
Operators are informed, and can add annotations to explain the conditions. Corrective action plans can be displayed automatically to accelerate problem resolution.

• Historical Analysis for Engineers
Engineers can use InSite SPC to monitor current conditions and to perform historical analysis. Anomalies can be marked for exclusion from statistical calculations. Production data can be correlated with SPC alarms accelerate the process of elimination when searching for the root cause of a problem.