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AI-assisted batches. Right step. Ready for disposition.

AI reads batch books and supplier paperwork, spots recurring deviations and plans materials, with QA signing every decision. Keep material status, dispensing, batch steps, lab results and packaging on one record, so your authorised person reviews a complete batch rather than chasing paper.

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Why start now

The cost of waiting

Five reasons not to put it off.

Paper batch records hide errors.

A skipped signature or wrong material lot stays buried until batch review or inspection.

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Where V5 fits

Keep your ERP. Run the floor in V5.

Add warehouse and quality when you're ready.

Your ERP
WarehouseV5 or yours
ProductionV5 Ultimate
QualityV5 or yours
Lab instruments
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Scanners & printers
Sensors & IoT
And more
Your devices, your choice. Connections confirmed for your setup.
How it works

From released material to batch disposition.

  1. Illustration: material drums beside a tablet capturing lot details for releaseBAYLOT ✓
    01
    Materials released

    Sampled lots move from quarantine to released, and only released lots can be picked.

  2. Illustration: a balance beside a tablet showing a weight inside the tolerance band12.488NET kgTARE12.488Target 12.500settling…STABLEIn tolerance
    02
    Dispense to the master record

    Scan the lot, weigh to target and see the tolerance at the balance.

  3. Illustration: a granulator beside a tablet listing signed batch stages
    03
    Execute and sign stages

    Operators follow the approved instructions; each stage is signed and reviewed.

  4. Illustration: blister packs beside a tablet showing a label with a barcode and a confirmation tick
    04
    Package and reconcile

    Labels and packaging components are counted and reconciled against the batch.

  5. Illustration: shipper cartons beside a tablet showing a signature and confirm button
    05
    Batch disposition

    Your authorised person reviews the complete record and records the decision.

Each record stays linked by lot, for example API-77310 → RM-5120 → T-2406 → SHP-8812. People make the quality and release decisions; V5 keeps the evidence together. See inventory & traceability

V5 AI

AI that sees it coming

It predicts and flags. Fixed rules decide. People sign.

How AI helps pharmaceutical manufacturers

Predicts demand before it hits.

Forecasts demand and tunes API and excipient reorder points.

See V5 AI Every AI output is a draft. A qualified person reviews and signs before anything is filed or released.
One platform

More than the batch record. Run the whole plant.

Quality, the lab, equipment and suppliers share one system with your batches.

Page 13 of the guide: A person decides. The record shows why.Page 4 of the guide: Who decides, and who may notCover of The Pharmaceutical Operations Guide by V5 Ultimate
Free guide

The Pharmaceutical Operations Guide

Right material. Right record. Released by a person.

33 pages · 4 worksheets · 16 primary sources

Inside
  • Who decides, and who may not
  • Supplier to finished bulk
  • Test, review, investigate
  • Packs, serialisation and recall
  • Evidence map and four worksheets

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We use your details to handle this request. Privacy policy. Practical orientation, not legal advice; your quality unit decides which rules apply.

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Your team makes the calls. V5 keeps the record.