Solver Dependencies
A Solver Dependency means that a solver requires another solver to be enabled before it can function. If the required solver is not active, the dependent solver cannot be enabled.
Dependencies ensure that solvers only work when the required underlying data and functionality are available, preventing incomplete or unreliable setups.
Key Dependencies
Quality Control Module (QC)
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Statistical Process Control (SPC)
→ Depends on (requires): Product QC OR Process QC Solvers-
Why? SPC relies on quality data and specifications managed by these solvers to generate charts and detect deviations
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- End to End Traceability (E2E)
→ Depends on (requires): Product QC OR Process QC Solvers- Why? Traceabilty requires foundational data to function properly.
- Internal & External Quality Reporting
→ Depends on (requires): Product QC OR Process QC Solvers
- Why? Reporting requires underlying data sources to generate meaningful reports.
Continuous Improvement Module (CI)
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CAPA & RCA
→ Depends on (requires) at least one of: Deviation Management, Audit Management, Customer Complaint Management, Risk Management or Management of Change Solvers- Why? There needs to be an event/incident/deviation to build upon when using the CAPA/RCA capabilities.
Documentation Module (DM)
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Document Control
→ Depends on (requires) Quality Manual Solver
- Compliance Companion
→ Depends on (requires) Quality Manual Solver- Why? The Compliance Companion uses/references documents stored within the registry provided by the Quality Manual solver.
- Why? The Compliance Companion uses/references documents stored within the registry provided by the Quality Manual solver.
Supplier Quality Module (SQ)
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Supplier Performance Evaluation
→ Depends on (requires): Supplier Deviation Management Solver
Environment, Health and Safety Module (EHS)
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Internal & External Reporting (EHS)
→ Depends on (requires) at least one of: Incident Management, Audit Management, EHS Operations or Risk & Compliance Solvers-
Why? Reporting requires underlying data sources (incidents, audits, operations, or risks) to generate meaningful output.
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