Swift Components, an automotive acoustical and thermal component manufacturer supplying Honda and Toyota, needed to upgrade from ISO to IATF quality standards after winning a Honda contract. Their paper-based production logs and manual Excel data management could not meet the detailed data collection and analytics requirements of IATF.
Deployed Tulip to collect four categories of production data: heat settings for hydraulic presses and water jets, productivity logs by operator and station, scrap counts and defect types by shift, and lot traceability for raw material batches. Built dashboards shared directly with Honda clients.
Successfully achieved IATF quality management system compliance without restructuring the operations team. Eliminated the need for a full-time data analyst to manage Excel reporting. Gained real-time downtime tracking by cause, root-cause analysis capability for material defects, and production run summaries based on live data.
Upgrading from ISO to IATF compliance is a common requirement for Tier 2 automotive suppliers winning new OEM business. Tulip provides the data collection and analytics layer that IATF requires without a traditional manufacturing IT stack.
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