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Do you use Accept-on-Zero plans?

About Accept-on-Zero plans.

Yes
60% (79 votes)
No
40% (52 votes)
Total votes: 131

Quality is not an act, it is a habit.

— Aristotle

How do multi-user subscriptions work?

To make it easy to manage your subscription, all users in a multi-user subscription share the same username and password. The account manager (the person who subscribed) is responsible for managing the account.
Our system automatically enforces the user limit for the account.

Do I have to use the switching rules when using the Military Standards?

Yes. Applying a constant plan that does not take into account the history of batches is useless. The MIL-STD-105E switching rules and MIL-STD-1235C switching rules are an integral part of the sampling scheme.

Is MIL-STD-105E still in use?

Yes. Although the military standard itself was phased out in 1989, it's civilian counterparts, ANSI Z1.4 or ISO 2859 (which are essentially the same) still exist. In practice these sampling plans are widely used by many industries.

Is there a standalone software package with your web applications?

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Apologies, but the answer is no. We provide an "Statistical Quality Control in the Cloud" service. You can access our calculators from any Internet-connected device worldwide.

Can acceptance sampling be applied to non-manufacturing processes?

Yes. Some of our users apply acceptance sampling to processes such as auditing applications, checking errors on invoices, etc.

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