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Quality Control Checks: Why They Matter for Your Business and Bottom Line

What is a Post Production QC, Quality Control Check, Quality Assurance Check. 

A post-production quality control check is a process used to evaluate the quality of a product or service after it has been manufactured or produced ideally produced towards the end of the production before paying the remainder of an invoice.

The specific things that are checked during a post-production quality control check can vary depending on the industry, the type of product or service being provided, and the particular quality standards and requirements of the company, organisation or country intended for importing of said product. 

My Manufacturer Says they will QC the product ? 

Sure, good organisations or contract manufacturers will have Internal quality control procedures, processes that are implemented to ensure the quality of its products.

These procedures may include inspections, testing, and audits, and may be carried out by the company's own employees, but can you be 100% that they will not err on the side of their employer, or favour you. We assist Co have a large network of testing companies for many different products or international standards. We cannot recommend using external parties to keep the factories honest. 

This costs a lot, do I really need it? 

Firstly, ensuring the quality of the final product is crucial for customer satisfaction and retention. 

Customers expect a certain level of quality when they purchase a product, and if the product fails to meet these expectations, they are likely to be disappointed and may not return to buy from the company again.

Not meeting expectations has a massive impact on future growth through either word of mouth or return rate, which is so important with the trends of online advertising and increased CPA ( cost per Acquisition ). 

On the other hand, investing in quality control checks can help ensure that the final product meets the required standards and the customer's needs and expectations. 

You are then creating positive interactions and, in turn opportunity for that customer to tell ten people about how excellent your brand is. 

What's the risk if I don't QC my product? 

Secondly, investing in quality control checks can help to reduce the risk of costly defects, and product recalls. Defective products can not only lead to customer dissatisfaction and a loss of sales, but they can also result in significant financial losses for the company. 

Unfortunately, too many people we talk to here at We Assist Co, have not performed 3rd party or professional post-production QC's and shipped to their home, office or warehouse that on delivery, find a significant % of issues with the order. 

It is crippling them for years to come, sometimes killing their dreams of owning their own business.

My manufacturer might not let me send in 3rd Party ? 

So Thirdly, investing in quality control checks can help to improve the efficiency and productivity of the manufacturing process. 

The manufacturing company may need to rework the product.Long term this will bolser the relationship, otherwise are they the correct partner for you over the next 10 years of business? 

By investing in quality control checks during the manufacturing process, defects can be identified and corrected before the product is shipped, reducing the risks to your business and improving the overall efficiency of the manufacturing process and your ongoing profit margins.

Word of Mouth, starts with the QC.

Finally, investing in quality control checks can help improve the company's overall reputation and credibility. 

Customers and clients are more likely to trust and do business with companies with a proven track record of producing high-quality products. 

By investing in QC checks, companies can demonstrate their commitment to producing the best possible products and services, enhancing their reputation and credibility in the market.

What do We Check ? 

Its a mixture of their expertise, We Assist Co project management of the process and your experience with your product and wanting to deliver a marketing leading product. Though these are some of the more common aspects to get your creative juices flowing. 

  1. Physical characteristics: This may include checks for things such as size, shape, color, finish, and overall appearance of the product. 
  2. Performance and functionality: This may include tests to ensure that the product functions as intended, meets performance specifications, and meets any required safety standards.
  3. Conformance to specifications: This may include checks to ensure that the product meets the required specifications and standards, such as dimensions, materials, and performance characteristics.
  4. Packaging and labeling: This may include checks to ensure that the product is properly packaged and labeled, and that the packaging and labeling meet any required regulations or standards.
  5. Quality of materials and components: This may include checks to ensure that the materials and components used in the production of the product meet the required standards and specifications.
  6. Workmanship: This may include checks to ensure that the product has been manufactured to the required standards and that there are no defects or flaws in the workmanship.

We Assist Co - Your conscious and caring partner which will ensure you have peace of mind. Its never 100% risk free business though we have the tools to ensure we limit the risk and all parties go into every action with eyes wide wide open. Contact us today to find out how we can help deliver a higher quality product. 

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Quality Control Checks: Why They Matter for Your Business and Bottom Line

What is a Post Production QC, Quality Control Check, Quality Assurance Check. 

A post-production quality control check is a process used to evaluate the quality of a product or service after it has been manufactured or produced ideally produced towards the end of the production before paying the remainder of an invoice.

The specific things that are checked during a post-production quality control check can vary depending on the industry, the type of product or service being provided, and the particular quality standards and requirements of the company, organisation or country intended for importing of said product. 

My Manufacturer Says they will QC the product ? 

Sure, good organisations or contract manufacturers will have Internal quality control procedures, processes that are implemented to ensure the quality of its products.

These procedures may include inspections, testing, and audits, and may be carried out by the company's own employees, but can you be 100% that they will not err on the side of their employer, or favour you. We assist Co have a large network of testing companies for many different products or international standards. We cannot recommend using external parties to keep the factories honest. 

This costs a lot, do I really need it? 

Firstly, ensuring the quality of the final product is crucial for customer satisfaction and retention. 

Customers expect a certain level of quality when they purchase a product, and if the product fails to meet these expectations, they are likely to be disappointed and may not return to buy from the company again.

Not meeting expectations has a massive impact on future growth through either word of mouth or return rate, which is so important with the trends of online advertising and increased CPA ( cost per Acquisition ). 

On the other hand, investing in quality control checks can help ensure that the final product meets the required standards and the customer's needs and expectations. 

You are then creating positive interactions and, in turn opportunity for that customer to tell ten people about how excellent your brand is. 

What's the risk if I don't QC my product? 

Secondly, investing in quality control checks can help to reduce the risk of costly defects, and product recalls. Defective products can not only lead to customer dissatisfaction and a loss of sales, but they can also result in significant financial losses for the company. 

Unfortunately, too many people we talk to here at We Assist Co, have not performed 3rd party or professional post-production QC's and shipped to their home, office or warehouse that on delivery, find a significant % of issues with the order. 

It is crippling them for years to come, sometimes killing their dreams of owning their own business.

My manufacturer might not let me send in 3rd Party ? 

So Thirdly, investing in quality control checks can help to improve the efficiency and productivity of the manufacturing process. 

The manufacturing company may need to rework the product.Long term this will bolser the relationship, otherwise are they the correct partner for you over the next 10 years of business? 

By investing in quality control checks during the manufacturing process, defects can be identified and corrected before the product is shipped, reducing the risks to your business and improving the overall efficiency of the manufacturing process and your ongoing profit margins.

Word of Mouth, starts with the QC.

Finally, investing in quality control checks can help improve the company's overall reputation and credibility. 

Customers and clients are more likely to trust and do business with companies with a proven track record of producing high-quality products. 

By investing in QC checks, companies can demonstrate their commitment to producing the best possible products and services, enhancing their reputation and credibility in the market.

What do We Check ? 

Its a mixture of their expertise, We Assist Co project management of the process and your experience with your product and wanting to deliver a marketing leading product. Though these are some of the more common aspects to get your creative juices flowing. 

  1. Physical characteristics: This may include checks for things such as size, shape, color, finish, and overall appearance of the product. 
  2. Performance and functionality: This may include tests to ensure that the product functions as intended, meets performance specifications, and meets any required safety standards.
  3. Conformance to specifications: This may include checks to ensure that the product meets the required specifications and standards, such as dimensions, materials, and performance characteristics.
  4. Packaging and labeling: This may include checks to ensure that the product is properly packaged and labeled, and that the packaging and labeling meet any required regulations or standards.
  5. Quality of materials and components: This may include checks to ensure that the materials and components used in the production of the product meet the required standards and specifications.
  6. Workmanship: This may include checks to ensure that the product has been manufactured to the required standards and that there are no defects or flaws in the workmanship.

We Assist Co - Your conscious and caring partner which will ensure you have peace of mind. Its never 100% risk free business though we have the tools to ensure we limit the risk and all parties go into every action with eyes wide wide open. Contact us today to find out how we can help deliver a higher quality product. 

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