Furthermore after checking the quality,based on the quality specifications customer is finalised.
Based on this comment in your question, my understanding is that at the time of the quality inspection, you don't really know who the customer is going to be. Once quality is completed, you then select the correct batch of material for the customer depending on what country the customer is in. Is this correct? I am also assuming you must be batch managed since other wise you would have no way of tracking the differences between different production runs. So I am assuming batch management. Is that correct?
If so, then I see two options for you.
1) batch search strategies which allow the customer service people to select batches based on specific customer requirements.
See this link to get started: http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/25/283ab94f7811d18a150000e816ae6e/content.htm
2) Multiple specifications. This is new functionality in 6.0 that allows you to set up specs in an inspection plan that basiclly pre-approve the batch for a particular customer or country. A lot of of the SAP documentation on this references the country scenario that you describe.
See this link to get started: http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/07/a82442f53cde2ce10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Inspecting with a type 10 is not really practical since when you assign the batch it is a roll of the dice as to if that batch will met that customers requirements. You might have to inspect 2 or 3 batches before you find one that works. That would be a nightmare.
I'd look into these two above solutions first I think.
Craig
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