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Built for Indian pharma · Schedule M ready

A wrong number never becomes a deviation.

mg
● In spec — ready to seal

A Part 11 e-signature writes this step into the hash-chained audit trail. Type 298 and watch it refuse.

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Book a callSchedule M · WHO-GMP · 21 CFR Part 11 · EU Annex 11
Try it — interactive sample

Type a weight. Watch it become a record.

Enter a compression weight against its specification. In or out of tolerance, every action lands in the hash-chained audit trail — the same mechanics the product runs on.

eBMR · compression · fill weightBT-2026-SAMPLE-01
Interactive sample
Value290mg
285290295
Electronic signature — sample

In spec. Sealing the step records a Part 11 e-signature into the hash-chained audit trail.

Hash-chained audit trail · sampleappend-only
09:02:11A. RaoDISPENSEDBT-2026-SAMPLE-01 · Paracetamol 500 mg · lactose 42.000 kg4f9a17…e0b8d3
10:47:36S. MenonIN-PROCESSBT-2026-SAMPLE-01 · granulation LOD 2.1%b1c6e9…72f0aa
12:15:04S. MenonSIGNEDBT-2026-SAMPLE-01 · compression stage verifiedd83f20…c19b47
TWO WAYS TO KEEP A RECORD

The binder, or the thread.

PAPER & SPREADSHEETS
  • Pages photocopied, hand-signed, filed in binders
  • Corrections overwrite the original — history is lost
  • Deviations tracked in email and spreadsheets
  • An audit means reconstructing the trail from scratch
STIBAOS · ONE THREAD
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  • One living record, executed at the machine
  • Every edit kept, with reason-for-change, nothing overwritten
  • Deviations, CAPA and change control on the same thread
  • The audit trail is hash-chained — export it, don’t rebuild it
THE CONNECTED SYSTEM

One record, wired end to end.

A value on the floor, a deviation, its CAPA, the change it triggers and the release decision are the same thread — not six systems stitched together after the fact.

OUT OF SPECCLOSEDBatch recordeBMR executionQuality controlin-process checksQA releasee-signed dispositionDeviationauto-routedCAPAroot cause + fixChange controlimpact + approval
THE MODULES

Every function the plant runs on.

21 modules, each gateable — tenants switch on only what they run. This is the actual set that ships, grouped the way the product itself is.

Overview2
  • KPI Dashboard
  • What-If Simulator
Quality Control6
  • Documents
  • Deviations
  • CAPA
  • Change Control
  • Laboratory
  • Stability
Manufacturing2
  • Batch Records
  • Production
Facility3
  • Equipment
  • Environmental
  • Digital Twin
Supply Chain3
  • Inventory
  • Suppliers
  • Distribution
Compliance & Audit5
  • Inspection Readiness
  • Audit Management
  • Training (LMS)
  • Regulatory
  • Support & Schemes
DO YOUR OWN MATH

The numbers are yours, not ours.

Enter what your plant actually runs. Everything below is plain arithmetic on those figures — including a review-reduction you set yourself.

Review reduction you expect50%

Your assumption — set it wherever you believe it lands.

YOUR ESTIMATE
BMR review hours / year
960 hrs
Cost of those hours / year
₹ 8,64,000
Deviations logged / year
96
Review hours saved / year480
Value of those hours / year4,32,000

Your estimate, based only on your inputs — not a guarantee.

COMPLIANCE, MAPPED

Each clause, to what the system does.

Not a claim that you are compliant — the controls the platform provides against the frameworks Indian pharma is inspected under.

CDSCO · INDIA

Schedule M 2024

  • Self-inspection (§12)

    Inspection-readiness module scores gaps against live Schedule M sections with evidence.

  • Change control (§3.7)

    Change records require impact assessment, approval workflow and traceability to affected documents and batches.

  • Deviation & CAPA (§3.5, §3.6)

    Deviations link to root cause, CAPA, effectiveness check and closure evidence across the lifecycle.

  • Documentation (§3.4)

    eDMS enforces version control, approval workflow, periodic review and retention.

  • Training (§3.3)

    Role-based training plans with competency assessment and evidence of completion.

US FDA

21 CFR Part 11

  • §11.10 Closed-system controls

    Validated access, audit trail, sequencing, device and authority checks.

  • §11.50 Signature manifestations

    Every signed record displays signer name, date, time and meaning of signature.

  • §11.70 Signature/record linking

    Signatures are cryptographically bound to the record; removal invalidates it.

  • §11.300 Identification controls

    Credential uniqueness, complexity, periodic expiry and deactivation after failed attempts.

WHO TRS 1033

WHO-GMP

  • Quality system (Annex 2)

    Quality modules map to WHO TRS 1033 good practices for pharmaceutical quality control.

  • Data integrity (ALCOA+)

    Entries are attributable, time-stamped and kept on a hash-chained audit trail.

  • Documentation & records

    One-click export of batch record, audit trail and training status for review.

SEE IT ON YOUR OWN RECORDS

A walkthrough with your BMR formats and your release workflow.

No canned tour — bring a real batch and we will run it through the system with you.