Productivity
Assemble a PPAP binder
The eighteen elements, consistent with each other and with the part.
Fill it in
Drawing, process and the customer's requirements.
A dimension in the plan that disagrees with the study is the rejection.
Your prompt
Assemble the PPAP binder. [the part] Cross-check the elements against each other. The rejection is almost never a missing document, it is a dimension on the control plan that disagrees with the drawing, a process step in the flow that is absent from the FMEA, or a study run on a characteristic nobody marked as special. Reconcile them before submitting. Make the control plan match the actual process, including inspection frequency and reaction plan. A generic control plan is visible immediately. Run the capability study on the characteristics the customer designated, and report the index with the sample size and how the parts were selected. List anything requiring a deviation rather than leaving it to be discovered.
Use Assemble a PPAP binderOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
A PPAP is rejected for internal inconsistency far more often than for a missing document: a dimension on the control plan that disagrees with the drawing, or a process step absent from the FMEA. This cross-checks the elements before submission.