Stock updation in In process inspection

Hello everyone,
I had a question regarding In process inspection
My client requires that upon performing in process inspection ( currently inspection type:03) he should be able to automatically post the same to Blocked or unrestricted use stock as recorded
This I know is possible if I post stock first using GR (inspection type:04) As a result stock goes automatically to QC stock. But this would not serve the purpose since he again has to do quality UD again.
So is there any way I can do this?
Any help is higly appreciable.
Sincerely,
Aji

In QM view for 04 inspection type -->
An inspection type assigned to inspection lot origin 04 is active
The Control of inspection lot creation indicator for the inspection type is set so that the system will create an inspection lot for early inspection for goods receipt
This will create then inspection lot of 04 when you release the production/process order.This lot is created along with 03 inspection type but it is not stock relevant.
for more info : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46b/helpdata/en/60/64cae6d9b311d1953a00a0c930e04c/content.htm

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