Industries
Visual Work Instructions Built for Industries That Can’t Afford Mistakes
Regulated manufacturers operate in environments where a wrong revision, a missed step, or an undocumented process can result in a quality escape, a failed audit, or a product recall. Sequence is built for exactly these environments.
The industries below represent the verticals where Sequence customers operate. Each has specific regulatory requirements, compliance frameworks, and operational challenges — and each benefits from structured, visual, revision-controlled work instructions.
AS9100, ITAR, NADCAP, and customer-specific quality requirements create one of the most demanding documentation environments in manufacturing. Aerospace and defense manufacturers use Sequence to control instruction revisions, capture electronic signatures, integrate with ERP and MES systems, and generate traceable evidence for every part and assembly. Read more on the aerospace and defense page.
Automotive suppliers serving OEM customers face quality system requirements including IATF 16949 and customer-specific requirements from major automakers. Sequence supports standard work documentation, version control, and consistent operator guidance across high-volume assembly lines and complex multi-variant builds. Read more on the automotive page.
Manufacturers across industrial equipment, fabrication, and general assembly use Sequence to standardize processes, reduce scrap and rework, improve training, and capture the tribal knowledge that experienced operators carry. Sequence scales from simple PDF-export authoring to full enterprise deployment with ERP integration and electronic work instructions. Read more on the general manufacturing page.
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FDA 21 CFR Part 820 and Part 11 require manufacturers to document what they do and prove they did it. Medical device manufacturers use Sequence to build Device History Records electronically, capture operator signatures within the work instruction workflow, and maintain the documentation control necessary for FDA inspections. Read more on the medical device page.
Electronics manufacturers and contract manufacturers building to customer design need to ramp up documentation quickly, manage frequent design changes, and maintain quality standards across high-mix production. Sequence supports rapid work instruction authoring, change management, and process documentation for both automated and manual assembly steps. Read more on the electronics page.
Kitchen and food service equipment manufacturers face consistency requirements across complex mechanical assemblies and regulatory standards for their end markets. Sequence helps these teams standardize build processes, reduce operator dependency on informal knowledge, and maintain consistent quality across product lines. Read more on the kitchen equipment page.