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Anyone know if Powerway's APQP (online PPAP) fulfills 16949 document and data control requirements?

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Apparently it is mandatory for new business with Chrysler. I've heard that GM are running pilot projects with suppliers and Ford are still thinking about it (they revised their APQP last year).

What I was wondering was if any automotive suppliers using it have been sucessfully audited.
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