Capture Video to standard work
Turn phone video, machine footage, or screen recordings into a reviewed draft with steps, tools, checks, and timing.
Manufacturing
Turn shop-floor know-how into clear instructions.
The method changes on the floor first. Swift Ops captures the real work, drafts the work instruction, and keeps document control and training records tied to reviewed evidence.
Manufacturing proof
- Source
- Process video
- Output
- Generated instruction
- Control
- Human approval
- Record
- Revision history
Where it helps
The plant does not need another disconnected document.
Swift Ops is built for the work between engineering intent, floor execution, quality records, and training signoff.
Improve Method evidence
Compare current-state work, changeover sequences, and waste observations before changing released instructions.
Control Document release
Create revision candidates, route review, and release controlled work only after approval.
Assess Assessment proof
Use trainee performance video as evidence before the training matrix changes.
Manufacturing workflow
Start with the process that burns the most time.
Pick one repeatable process with outdated instructions, repeated questions, or a training gap.
Record
Capture the actual job.
Use video from the workstation, setup, inspection, or screen workflow.
Draft
Generate the first package.
Swift Ops prepares standard work structure so the team edits instead of starting from a blank page.
Approve
Release only after review.
A human reviewer controls document release, QR instruction updates, and training matrix effects.
Manufacturing evidence
What to check in your first trial.
A manufacturing pilot should prove time saved, review quality, and downstream control.
| Pilot item | Record created | Control point | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generated standard work | Steps with images and checks | Reviewer edits and approves | Steps and images ready for review |
| Revision candidate | Changed method and change summary | Document owner release | Traceable revision history |
| Training assessment | Trainee video and reviewer notes | Certify or do not certify | Training matrix update after approval |
Prove it on one real manufacturing process.
Bring a process video and a current instruction. Compare the generated draft, check the details, and see how it moves through review and approval.