
Quality Management Upgrade PowerTool
Why rebuild your quality setup from scratch just to get more out of it? Quality Management Upgrade PowerTool enables Business Central partners and Quality Assurance Managers to move between Microsoft’s built-in Quality Management module and Quality Inspector without losing a single template, test, or grade. This is a completely free app from Insight Works for Business Central.
Enhance Business Central’s built-in Quality Management module with Quality Inspector’s advanced quality control: sampling, inspection sources beyond standard purchase and production documents, AI-assisted form capture, grading with lot blocking, and tooling calibration enforcement. Quality Management Upgrade PowerTool moves your existing tests, templates, fields, grades, and lookup values between the two extensions automatically, inside the same company, so the switch costs no rework. Migrate a single test and only the fields it actually uses come with it; migrate the full setup and everything else follows in one pass. Because Quality Management and Quality Inspector run side by side with no dependency between them, the move can be tried, checked, and reversed before anyone commits to it.
- Migrate a single Quality Inspector test or Quality Management inspection, bringing its template, fields, grades, and lookup values with it automatically
- Migrate the full template and setup library between the two extensions in one pass
- Move data directly between Quality Management and Quality Inspector inside the same company, with no export or import file involved
- Run the migration in either direction, so a pilot can move back out of Quality Inspector just as easily as it moved in
- Check migrated data in the destination system before committing, since the two extensions coexist with no dependency between them
- Skip the cost objection: the tool is free, with nothing to license beyond having both extensions installed
- Built by Insight Works, the same team behind the Quality Management module Microsoft licensed, so both sides of the migration come from one source