In the product
What it looks like
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Recipes and BOMs, production orders, versioned work instructions and electronic batch records that run: steps in order, each with its own e-signature, exceptions dispositioned, and the batch moving itself to review when the last step closes. Review-by-exception batch release, seven new batch-record step types, in-process SPC with Nelson-rule detection, and scale-in-the-loop dispensing with barcode verification extend execution beyond numeric entry.
Line clearance, in-process deviations and material dispensing are steps on the record. The instruments used in a batch are checked for calibration status at the moment of use, and an out-of-limit step opens a deviation in the same quality system. Genealogy and lot where-used answer the recall question in one query. Z1.4 sampling plans, an out-of-specification workflow tied to disposition, and GS1 serialization with EPCIS aggregation now sit in the same quality system as the batch record. The full ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 table set with automated normal/tightened/reduced switching, LIMS-depth sample login, worksheets and ICH Q1E stability studies, and EPCIS import with receiving reconciliation and DSCSA-style serial lifecycle now extend that same quality system end to end.
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Recipe, BOM and versioned work instructions.
A campaign or a batch; line clearance recorded.
Steps in order. Each takes its own e-signature; limits are checked as values are entered.
Deviations and exceptions are records with dispositions; the batch cannot release while one is open.
The batch moves to review when the last step closes; the record prints as a controlled document.
A quality system is defined as much by what it will not accept. These are enforced in the platform, not in a procedure.
Blocked while any linked or referenced NCR or deviation is open.
The instrument's status is checked at use.
Recipes and BOMs, production orders, versioned work instructions and electronic batch records that run: steps in order, each with its own e-signature, exceptions dispositioned, and the batch moving itself to review when the last step closes. Review-by-exception batch release, seven new batch-record step types, in-process SPC with Nelson-rule detection, and scale-in-the-loop dispensing with barcode verification extend execution beyond numeric entry.
A weighing step with a limit and a balance. Change the value or the balance's calibration status and watch the step sign, open a deviation, or refuse.
Metroliq refuses an instrument that isn't, at the step, and records which balance was used.
A deviation on a batch and an out-of-tolerance on a gauge are the same kind of record on the same audit trail.
Calibration & uncertaintyCalibration & uncertaintyThe verdict is computed, not typed.Every calibration is a numbered event that carries its own points, readings, reference standards, environment and decision rule — and evalua…
Quality management · QMSQuality management (QMS)A deviation the system can explain.CAPA, NCR, deviations, complaints, controlled documents, training, audits, risks, change control, vendors, methods, proficiency testing — on…
Parts · purchasing · lab inventoryParts & inventoryLots, expiry, FEFO.Two stock surfaces on one record: CMMS parts and purchase orders, and lab-grade inventory of reagents, reference materials, standard solutio…The tour runs the working platform, not a mockup. Pilot on your own instruments with your own imported history — we set it up with you, and fixes ship in hours and days, not release cycles.