π Versioning & revisioning of work instructions
Manage work instructions efficiently & track changes securely
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Last Update 4 months ago
πΉ Overview
With the new versioning and revisioning function, changes to work instructions can be managed in a structured manner, tracked, and published in a controlled manner.
This improves traceability and enables ISO 9001-compliant documentation.
Why use versioning and revision control?
πΉ Complete documentation β Every change is saved as a version and remains traceable.
πΉ Flexible working β Changes can be saved without being published immediately.
πΉ Secure release β A revision must be actively published in order to be visible for production.
πΉ Easy restoration β Previous revisions can be restored at any time.
π Step-by-step guide
Step 1οΈβ£: Create a new version of a work instruction
- Navigate to the work instruction editor.
- Open an existing
- work instruction or create a new one.
- Make changes to the instruction.
- Click Save β a new version will be created automatically.
- The version remains in draft mode and is not yet published.
π Use draft mode to prepare changes step by step before they go live.

Step 2οΈβ£: Publish changes as a revision
- Open a saved version in the work instruction editor.
- Check all changes made.
- Click βPublishβ to make the current version visible to everyone and create a revision.
- Assign a revision identifier (e.g., revision number).
- The new revision replaces the previous one β there is always only one active revision.
π If multiple changes have been made, you can decide whether you want to publish individual changes or all of them as a new revision.

Step 3οΈβ£: Restore previous revisions
- Navigate to the version history of the work instruction.
- Select the desired previous revision/version.
- Click on the three dots on the right-hand side of the revision/version.
- Click on βSwitch toβ to select this as the version.
- Click on Save again and check the βPublishβ box.
- The current revision will be replaced by the selected older revision.
π Previous revisions remain archived and can be viewed at any time for documentation purposes.

Step 4οΈβ£: Use cases for versioning & revisioning
β‘ Quality management β Changes to work instructions remain documented & traceable.
β‘ Optimize production processes β Work instructions can be improved and tested step by step.
β‘ ISO 9001 & compliance β Versioning supports audit-proof documentation for audits.
π‘ What's next?
π― Start using versioning and revision control to improve your processes:
β Save changes securely without publishing them immediately
β Easily restore previous versions
β Complete documentation for audits and quality controls
π© Do you have any questions? Contact our team: support@setago.io
