Master Batch Record
To QA Release
Authored once. Approved. Executed live. Reviewed by exception. Retained as a single connected electronic record.
From template to disposition.
- Step 01Master Batch Record
Recipe, manufacturing instructions, materials, and equipment authored in a controlled template.
- Step 02Approved Version
Version control, reason-for-change, and controlled review and approval.
- Step 03Batch Initiation
Live batch created from the approved MBR with resolved materials and equipment.
- Step 04Execution
Step-by-step execution on tablets with real-time equipment values.
- Step 05Material Dispensing
Weighed, verified, and linked to the correct step and lot.
- Step 06In-Process Controls
IPC readings captured at defined intervals with alerts on out-of-limit values.
- Step 07Exceptions & Signatures
Exceptions raised in context; each action signed by the authenticated user.
- Step 08QA Review & Archive
Review by exception, disposition, and secure long-term retention.
Designed for the batch, not the form.
Structured authoring with parameters, materials, equipment, and step logic.
Author, review, and approve with electronic signatures and reason-for-change.
Tablets designed for gloved hands; instructions, values, and signatures in one flow.
Lot verification, weight capture, and reconciliation linked to the batch step.
Interval-based IPC entries with alert and action limits recorded in context.
Out-of-limit values and process issues captured against the affected step.
Attributable, meaningful, and preserved with the record.
Every batch retrievable in its original structure with linked records.
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