Create assets, break them into child systems, identify failure modes, score risk, and turn findings into a clear action plan. This app keeps everything hierarchical, mobile-friendly, and easy to review.
Start with context so the final report is complete.
Helpful questions a good FMEA should answer.
Simple rating logic to keep scoring consistent.
Build the hierarchy: asset → subsystem → component → function.
Tap a node to edit it or add failure modes to it.
Attach failure modes to the selected asset, subsystem, component, or function.
Review risk and jump into actions quickly.
Scrollable table for a classic FMEA review.
| Node | Failure Mode | Effect | Cause | Controls | S | O | D | RPN | Action | Owner | Status |
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Prioritized by risk so the most important work rises to the top.
Small wins build momentum.
Build a hierarchical FMEA from assets to functions, score failure risks, prioritize actions, and export a review-ready report.
FMEA Flow organizes a risk review as an asset, subsystem, component, and function hierarchy. You can attach failure modes to any node, calculate RPN, review all rows in one table, and turn open actions into a prioritized completion plan.
Inputs include project context, hierarchical node names and functions, optional codes and notes, failure effects and causes, controls, recommended actions, owners, due dates, and 1–10 risk scores. A sample project can be loaded, and saved JSON can be imported.
FMEA Flow shows asset and failure-mode counts, focus and completion scores, a hierarchy, selected-node analysis, a classic all-rows table, risk labels, an action plan, and a completion tracker. It calculates RPN as Severity × Occurrence × Detection; the displayed bands are Low below 80, Medium from 80–199, and High at 200 or above.
The tool combines severity, occurrence, and detection inputs into a risk-priority value to help rank review items; it is a planning score, not a validated failure probability.
Yes. Export the review-ready report using the page’s available export controls. Confirm the rendered report before distributing it.
No. It organizes assets, functions, failure modes, effects, causes, and actions for team review; subject-matter validation is still required.
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