Capture the weight.Keep the lot linked.One reading kept.

Weigh from the current instructions at a prepared station. Each quantity is recorded once against its lot.

The weight travels with its identity.

AI assists.People check.
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A station ready before the shift

Each station's scale, printer and scanner are set up in advance.

Weigh & dispense: workflow and records

1. A station ready before the shift

Each station's scale, printer and scanner are set up in advance.

Line clearance is a recorded step in the work order.

Operators see only the stations their role allows.

Devices
Scale models and connections are confirmed with us during setup.

V5 doesn't decide when a line is clean; your procedures do.

Booth D1 · ready

Set up in advance

Line clearance
Recorded · signed
Scale
SC-D1 · connected
Label printer
LP-D1
Scanner
Paired
Cleaning
Per your procedure

Operators don't pick devices on shift.

2. Weigh from the current instructions

Operators see the material lines, lot and container to use, and the quantity.

Each quantity is recorded against its lot.

Readings come from the connected scale where set up.

More detail
See dispense and ingredient weighing for scan checks and tolerances.

Available workflows depend on your production set-up.

WO-4410 · SP-9

6 material lines

Line 1 · Carrier
40.00 kg · done
Line 2 · Vitamin blend
Current
Lot to use
VB-221 · drum 2
Target
2.400 kg
Lines left
4

Lot, container and quantity on screen.

3. A second person where required

Where your procedures need a second person for a material, that sign-off follows your rules.

Each person signs under their own login.

Which materials need it is confirmed with us during set-up.

Rules
Sign-off rules are configured for your workspace.

Electronic signatures are Professional and Enterprise.

Line 2 · second check

Your rule: required

Weighed
2.402 kg · Operator A
Checked
Operator B · signed
Logins
Own, both
Line 3
Now open
Confirm set-up
With us, per material

Sign-off follows your configured rules.

4. Used Everywhere After

Batch reporting draws on what was recorded.

Stock and traceability use the same entries.

What goes to your ERP depends on the integration.

Deployment
Cloud, Private Cloud operated by us, or On-Premises, as stated in your order.

Software doesn't by itself establish a validated state; your team validates.

WO-4410 · dispensing

In the batch report

Lines
6 of 6
Lots consumed
In inventory
Trace
Forwards and back
Review
QA · signs
ERP
Per integration

Weighed once, not re-keyed.

Where it fits

Weighing Across Production

The same weighing feeds the dispensing record, stock and the batch record.

V5 AI

AI and Weigh & dispense

A draft formula is not a measured weight

Weigh & dispense

A draft formula is not a measured weight

Formula assistance can support preparation where enabled. At the scale, actual readings and configured tolerances govern the dispensing record.

AI use & review
What's included

Everything in this feature

What weigh and dispense uses, and which plan each item needs. Compare plans

  • Inventory, receiving and dispense

    All plans

    Quantities against lots.

  • Operator kiosk

    All plans

    Screens per role.

  • Guided device pairing

    All plans

    Scales, printers and scanners.

  • Calibration

    All plans

    Scale due dates.

  • Electronic signatures

    Professional and Enterprise

    Second-person checks.

Anomaly detection on scale streams: coming soon, not available today. People sign weighings, review records and decide release.

Sample report

Explore the sample records.

Open a sample report to review its contents, supporting references and how the record is built.

  • V5Ultimate

    Sample report

    Dispense Ticket

    Plan & make

    Dispense Ticket

    1 page · PDF

  • V5Ultimate

    Sample report

    Electronic Batch Manufacturing Record (eBMR)

    Plan & make

    Electronic Batch Manufacturing Record (eBMR)

    3 pages · PDF

All sample reports and records
Free buyer guide22 pages · Online & printable · opens online

Weighing, Dispensing & Formulation Buyer Guide

For production, quality and engineering teams choosing software for formulas, scan-checked dispensing and scale readings. Use it with or without V5.

What's inside
  • Why weighing records fail
  • Formula versions, structure, scaling and tolerances
  • Tare, gross, net, units and staged weighing
  • Material status and selection rules at the scan

Plus Readings, micro ingredients and station readiness; Verification, signatures, corrections and exceptions; The electronic dispensing record, issue, return and yield; Worked premix, sector vocabulary, master data and validation; Implementation, RACI, RFP questions and scored checklist.

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Questions

Straight answers.

What buyers ask us first about Production & Planning.

  1. Does V5 replace our planning spreadsheet?

    Scheduling and MRP give planners a board and suggested orders to review. Planners still decide what to run and when.

  2. Can operators work from a tablet at the line?

    Yes. The operator kiosk runs on tablets and shows one step at a time, recording what was done as the work happens.

  3. Which plan includes electronic batch records?

    Electronic batch and device records with e-signatures start on Professional. See Compare details on the pricing page for the full list.

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