NEW - Complies with ISO 2859-1:2026
Receiving Inspection Software:
Cut your inspections in half
Control and improve the quality of your incoming shipments in accordance with the new ISO 2859-1:2026 standard, ISO 3951, and your custom plans using Ellistat’s incoming quality control (IQC) software.
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Reduce the number of inspections without compromising quality
With Ellistat’s IQC (Incoming Quality Control) module, automate your incoming quality control process. This incoming inspection software allows you to accept or reject a batch of parts submitted by an internal or external supplier. This process is also referred to as incoming inspection, sampling inspection, final inspection, or release inspection.
However, it is not feasible to inspect the entire production run. That is why a sample is taken and ISO standards (ISO 2859-1, ISO 3951, or others) to ensure an acceptable level of quality, which depends on the batch size, the inspection level, and the QA system. Thanks to sampling, the number of inspections is halved while maintaining the same level of quality.
NEW - ISO 2859-1:2026
ISO 2859-1:2026, the new edition already integrated into IQC
Published in January 2026, the third edition of ISO 2859-1 replaces the 1999 version and its amendments. It introduces partial successive inspection ("skip-lot") for suppliers whose quality is consistently stable.
In the IQC module, the new version is already available: your sampling plans, acceptance criteria, and audit files comply with the standard, without changing your inspection procedures.
PASS-THROUGH RULES · AUTOMATED IN IQC
From Enhanced Monitoring to Partial Successive Monitoring
1
Reinforced
Deteriorating quality: The sampling plan is becoming more stringent.
2
Normal
The starting point for every supplier and every new product.
3
Reduced
Consistent quality: fewer parts to inspect per batch.
4
Partial Sequential Control
NEW 2026
A consistently reliable supplier: some batches are accepted without inspection.
IQC automatically switches between levels based on the history of each supplier and each characteristic.
Our Strengths

Connection to Measuring Equipment
Automatically import measurement data into Ellistat regardless of communication protocol (USB, Bluetooth, RS232, .txt files, etc.) to avoid any manual input errors.

Using progressive control
To minimize the number of parts to be checked while guaranteeing the same quality level.

Management by feature type
To better monitor supplier quality.

How does quality control software work?
A plug & play solution: Connect your measuring equipment directly to Ellistat's IQC software, and whatever the connection mode (Bluetooth, USB, RS232, CMM...), automatically record all your quality measurements.Define upstream lot acceptance criteria (sampling plan, type of inspection, etc.) and build a list of suppliers. Based on the history of controls carried out on the batch, the IQC module will determine whether controls need to be reduced or reinforced. This is known as dynamization.
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Our key features

Inspection plan management
- Defining and managing ranges by context
- Range versioning
- Mass updates from multi-level models

Dynamic control (normal, reduced, enhanced)
- Configure dynamic control levels according to previous results.
- Automated switching between control levels (normal/reduced/reinforced) based on results.
- Tracking and history of control level changes.

Sampling plan
- Creation and management of sampling plans that comply with ISO 2859-1:2026 and ISO 3951 standards, with the option to customize them.
- Define sample sizes and acceptance/rejection criteria.
- Customize sampling plans according to product and supplier specifications.

Progressive control
- Implement progressive sampling plans with adjustment of batch control frequencies based on results.

Management of ISO 2859-1:2026 and ISO 3951 Standards
- Full compliance with ISO 2859-1:2026 (sampling plan for attribute inspection) and ISO 3951 (sampling plan for variable inspection)
- Automatic updating of standards and associated methodologies

Traceability and data recording
- Batch control data are recorded and saved with sample traceability.
- History of controls and decisions taken, secure access and management of user rights to view and/or modify data.

Inspection reports
- Generate detailed, customizable batch control reports.
- Integrated statistical data, graphs and results tables.

Integration with Existing Systems
- Accessible on Premise / Cloud, full web technology
- API for integration with MES, ERP and other production management systems
- Import and export data via CSV files, etc.

Intuitive User Interface
- Customizable dashboards
- Clear, intuitive view of control data
- Accessibility via various devices (PCs, tablets, smartphones)
Our IQC methodology:
As-Needed Support!

3 to 5 days of support

1 IQC license with automatic connection of measuring instruments

Weekly follow-ups by our project managers
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