Superkind for maintenance planning
Scheduling maintenance, assigning technicians, filing protocols and ordering spare parts.
Before every audit the same work comes around: going through checklists, gathering evidence, recording deviations, tracking corrective actions. You hand this work to Superkinds. You describe it once in Slack, Teams or by email, they do it in your tools, and nothing goes out before you approve it.
Superkind Team
Every example is set at Schneider GmbH, a made-up company
Four Superkinds, each with one clear job. They all share the same company knowledge, so the Action Tracker knows the deviations the Audit Recorder found
How the ISO 9001 audit at Schneider GmbH runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind The ISO 9001 audit is in June. Prepare everything.
creates the checklist from the standard and the last audit report
Checklistcollects the evidence from SharePoint and the QM handbook
Evidence folder With your approvaldocuments the deviations during the audit
Deviation reporttracks the corrective actions and reminds those responsible
Action planThe audit is documented, the actions are assigned.
Reads the standard requirements and the last audit report in SharePoint and creates the checklist with every checkpoint
@Superkind Create the checklist for the ISO 9001 audit in June.
The checklist has 34 checkpoints. Three of them came up as deviations last time.
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Checklist Builder. Create the checklist from the standard before every audit."
Put the standard and the last audit report in SharePoint. Superkind reads them there.
Say when the checklist should be ready: "Four weeks before the audit."
Goes through the checklist, finds the matching documents in SharePoint and Excel and puts them in one folder
@Superkind Collect the evidence for the checklist.
Of 34 checkpoints I found evidence for 31. Three are still missing:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need an Evidence Collector. Gather the evidence for every audit checklist."
Connect SharePoint. Superkind searches there for the documents that match each checkpoint.
Set the rule: "Show me what is missing two weeks before the audit."
Records findings and deviations during the audit and creates the deviation report in Word
@Superkind Record the deviation: training record Meier missing, clause 7.2.
Deviation recorded. The report now has two findings, one of them a major deviation.
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need an Audit Recorder. Document every deviation during the audit."
Put the deviation report template in SharePoint. Superkind fills it in.
Confirm the rule: the report only goes to management with your approval.
Assigns the actions from the deviation report to those responsible and reminds them until everything is done
@Superkind How are the actions from the last audit?
Two of three actions are done. One is still waiting for Meier’s training:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, track the actions from every audit and remind those responsible."
Connect Google Calendar and Outlook. Superkind adds the deadlines and sends the reminders.
Set the lead time: "One week before the due date and again on the last day."
No. Superkind prepares the audit, gathers evidence and documents deviations. A person still conducts the audit itself.
No. Superkind works with any standard. You put the requirements in SharePoint, Superkind creates the checklist from them.
You connect SharePoint and Superkind searches the folders for matching documents. Whatever it cannot find, it reports to you.
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