Effortless capture
No installation, no registration, no password. Anyone who wants to report something scans and types – which lowers the barrier considerably in shift work.
FLOWKVP turns a QR code on the shop floor into a fully documented improvement action: assessed with AI, tracked along PDCA and archived ready for audits. For the workforce it stays as simple as writing a note.
The goal: a minimal barrier when capturing ideas, maximum structure when following up.
No installation, no registration, no password. Anyone who wants to report something scans and types – which lowers the barrier considerably in shift work.
Every submission is sorted into ISO-relevant categories – such as occupational safety, process quality, ergonomics or environmental management – including a risk assessment.
Plan, Do, Check and Act are documented separately for each submission. This creates the chain of evidence that auditors actually ask for.
As soon as the analysis is done, the responsible manager receives a structured email with a direct link to follow up.
Every status change and every entry is recorded. The history of an action remains fully traceable.
Personal details are removed technically before any AI analysis. Data is stored in a data centre within the European Union.
An observation is reported in under a minute – anonymously, without an account, and with a code to follow its progress.
All submissions for their own department in one place, already sorted and assessed, with budget, deadline and a way to reply to the person who submitted.
The entire improvement process as a structured dataset instead of a pile of paper – analysable, documented and prepared for ISO 9001 certification.
Submissions often mention names or contact details in passing. FLOWKVP removes such details technically before any text leaves the system for analysis – not by instructing the language model, but as a separate processing step beforehand.
Data is stored in a data centre within the EU. Every status change is written to a continuous audit log, so the history of an action stays reliably traceable later on.
Three steps that fit together – no media break between shop floor, office and audit binder.
A QR code at the workplace opens the form in the browser – no app, no login. The person selects department and location, adds a description, optionally a photo and their own suggested solution.
The text is anonymised first, then classified, assessed for urgency and given a concrete first PDCA step. Unclear cases go automatically to quality management for manual review.
Managers maintain status, budget and deadline and record what was done in each PDCA phase. The person who submitted can follow progress at any time using their tracking code.
Try it free for one month: add departments, print the poster, put it up – after that, the first submission takes seconds.