Customers
Pharma, medical device, dietary supplement and food manufacturers. The common thread: records are built as operators work, instead of being reconciled on paper afterwards.
Operator completes a step
On a tablet at the line
The record fills in
Who, what, when, with which lot
Quality reviews exceptions
People make the release decision
These are product capabilities, not promised results. What a team achieves depends on its processes, data and people.
Steps, results and approvals are signed by the person who did them and kept in the audit trail, so reviewers see who did what, when and with which lot.
A master formula or recipe change is prepared by one person and approved by another before it can be used.
Document control and the training matrix can stop a person from starting a task they are not trained for on the current revision.
Completed records arrive in a QA release queue with exceptions flagged. A qualified person reviews and decides; V5 never releases a batch on its own.
Three examples of how a team could set up V5. They are not customer stories and show no customer results.
Example · Pharmaceutical · batch record review
Example · Medical devices · device history record
Example · Dietary supplements · master record change
We don't publish customer names, results or quotes on this page. If a reference call matters to your evaluation, ask us; whether one can be arranged depends on a customer's permission.
