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Control

Document control that starts from what changed.

Record the new method after the process moves. Swift Ops compares the new evidence against the released baseline, documents the change, prepares the revision package, and updates the control matrix after human approval.

Manufacturing process evidence for a controlled revision

Revision candidate

Baseline
Rev 2.0
Change set
4 affected steps
Matrix
Pending approval
Release
Human controlled
Changed work to controlled revision

The changed process becomes a review package, not an undocumented workaround.

Control is where generated knowledge becomes released documented information. Swift Ops should never silently overwrite the current record. It prepares the candidate and shows what will change before release.

Source process video for a changed operation

New process video

Generated standard work revision candidate

Change package

Control matrix

RevStatusEffectiveQR
2.1CurrentLive
2.0SupersededOld

Approved release

Control workflow

Record. Compare. Review. Release.

The system can document the change automatically from video evidence, but the release still waits for a document owner or approved reviewer.

1
Select baseline

Start from the released instruction.

Choose the current controlled standard work or work instruction that the new method may replace.

2
Upload change video

Record the method that actually changed.

Swift Ops compares the new process evidence against the baseline and prepares a change summary.

3
Review package

Check affected steps and downstream records.

Review the proposed revision, change history, QR impact, training impact, and source evidence.

4
Approve release

Update the control matrix after approval.

The released revision becomes current, superseded versions stay visible, and linked training records can be marked for review.

Document-control records

A matrix buyers can understand in one pass.

Control artifactWhat Swift Ops preparesHuman decision
Revision candidateChanged steps, source video, affected work instruction, and proposed release metadata.Approve or reject
Change historyWhat changed from the released baseline and why the candidate exists.Verify
Control matrixCurrent revision, superseded revisions, effective date, owner, and QR-link status.Release
Training impactLinked positions or certifications that should be reviewed after a release.Mark review

Your document system should know what changed.

Bring a current instruction and a video of the new method. Swift Ops can show the revision package and approval path.