Can I track the order progress during manufacturing?

Transparent Production Tracking through Digital Systems

Yes, order progress can be closely monitored throughout the manufacturing process. At Neway, we integrate traceable workflows across every stage—from material procurement to machining and surface finishing. When a project enters one-stop manufacturing service, clients receive clear milestones: design confirmation, CNC machining prototyping, process validation, mass production, and final inspection. Each phase includes real-time feedback supported by production logs and inspection reports. For precision-critical work, operations like multi-axis machining and EDM machining are digitally scheduled and tracked to ensure accuracy and delivery reliability.

Detailed Status Reports for Each Manufacturing Stage

Clients receive regular progress updates summarizing machining status, inspection outcomes, and shipping readiness. During CNC milling or CNC turning, for instance, progress is logged per batch to ensure traceability and early detection of any deviations. For high-value aerospace or medical device components, quality checkpoints are directly tied to process parameters, ensuring full documentation before parts proceed to subsequent stages, such as heat treatment or coating.

Surface Finishing and Post-Process Tracking

Finishing and surface protection stages are also traceable. Each part receives digital tracking from surface preparation to coating. For example, aluminum components undergoing anodizing or precision steel parts processed through electropolishing are linked to process data and visual inspection records. This ensures coating consistency, thickness control, and appearance conformity—key factors for industries with strict durability and hygiene requirements.

Material and Industry-Specific Progress Assurance

Order tracking differs slightly depending on the chosen material and industry standards. For heat-resistant components in aerospace and aviation, we trace all machining and inspection data for alloys such as Inconel 718 or Hastelloy C-22. In medical device manufacturing, titanium alloys such as Ti-6Al-4V are monitored under validated machining and surface treatment plans to ensure biocompatibility. For automotive and consumer product series, progress tracking emphasizes repeatability, tooling status, and batch consistency—vital for cost control and on-time delivery.