Record what happened
Capture the affected product, process, batch, serial number, customer or supplier and supporting evidence.
Software for investigating manufacturing problems
Investigate product defects, manufacturing problems, customer-reported faults and recurring quality issues in one controlled system.
CAPA Manager helps your team record what went wrong, gather evidence, identify the cause, assign actions and check that the problem has been resolved effectively.
Free for 2 users. No credit card. No time limit.
Capture the affected product, process, batch, serial number, customer or supplier and supporting evidence.
Bring the right people and facts together to move from the visible symptom toward the underlying cause.
Assign actions, owners and dates, verify the result and retain a complete investigation history.
Something went wrong. Now you need to find out why.
A product fails inspection. A customer reports a fault. Production discovers a recurring defect. A batch is quarantined. Or the same manufacturing problem keeps coming back. CAPA Manager gives everyone one place to understand the problem and manage the response.
Record and investigate products that fail inspection, testing, assembly or use, with the affected product details and evidence attached.
Investigate production issues, process failures, unexpected results, rework and defects found during manufacture.
Keep the customer's report, product information, investigation findings, response and follow-up in one traceable record.
Document faulty materials, components and supplier-related issues while keeping ownership and progress visible.
Search previous investigations and analyze trends so teams can recognize repeated issues and learn from earlier actions.
A clear path from problem to verified result
The process stays understandable for occasional users while giving quality and engineering teams the structure and traceability they need.
Describe what happened, where and when it was found, what was affected and who reported it. Add photographs, documents, product, batch, serial, process, customer and supplier details where relevant.
Bring observations, evidence and the people involved into the same record. Define the problem clearly, document findings and distinguish symptoms from causes.
Record immediate containment and assign corrective actions with owners and target dates. Everyone works from the same current investigation record.
Follow up the actions, verify effectiveness, approve controlled closure and retain the complete history for future investigations, customers and audits.
Use plain language or established methods
Your team can start with a straightforward problem investigation workflow. CAPA Manager provides structure without requiring every person who reports a fault to be a quality-methodology expert.
If your organization already uses formal methods, CAPA Manager also supports 8D problem solving, root cause analysis (RCA), root cause corrective action (RCCA) and corrective and preventive action management.
One shared investigation record
Replace disconnected spreadsheets, email chains and shared folders with a controlled record that shows what happened, who owns the response and what still needs to be done.
Keep photographs, documents, investigation findings and supporting information with the original problem.
Make responsibilities clear and track investigation work, corrective actions, approaching dates and overdue items.
Record products, batches, serial numbers, processes, customers, suppliers, departments and configurable classifications.
Find earlier investigations, filter records and use dashboards, Pareto analysis and trends to reveal repeat problems.
Document the result of completed actions, verification evidence, closure decisions and approval records.
Retain a clear, traceable history and produce PDF reports or Excel exports for review and further analysis.
When information is divided between files, inboxes and action lists, it becomes difficult to see the current facts, ownership, overdue work and whether the response actually solved the problem.
Visibility beyond one investigation
Live dashboards and searchable records help quality, production and engineering teams monitor open investigations, overdue actions, recurring defects, categories, sources and closure performance.
Structured records when assurance matters
CAPA Manager supports controlled investigation records for manufacturing and quality teams working within ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949 and ISO 13485 environments. The standards are reassurance; the everyday purpose is simpler: understand what went wrong and manage an effective response.
Questions teams ask before they know the software category
CAPA Manager provides a central system for recording manufacturing problems, gathering evidence, investigating their causes, assigning corrective actions and checking that the response was effective.
Yes. You can record product faults and defects, affected products or batches, photographs and evidence, investigation findings, causes and the actions taken to resolve the problem.
Yes. Customer-reported issues can be recorded and investigated alongside internal manufacturing and quality problems, giving you a traceable record from the original report through investigation, action and follow-up.
Yes. You do not need to begin with a particular quality methodology. CAPA Manager can provide a straightforward problem investigation workflow, while structured tools such as 5 Whys, Fishbone, 5W2H and 8D are available when needed.
Yes. Keeping investigations in one searchable system makes it easier to find previous problems, compare causes and actions, analyze trends and identify recurring quality issues.
A spreadsheet can list defects, but CAPA Manager also keeps evidence, investigation findings, responsibilities, actions, reminders, verification, approvals and record history together in a controlled workflow.
Create your free 2-user CAPA Manager account. Record a real product problem, assign the response and see how a controlled investigation works for your team.
Free for 2 users. No credit card. No time limit.