A digital Batch Manufacturing Record system for pharmaceutical and homoeopathic production — recipe setup, material consumption, in-process control, line clearance, and a complete, tamper-evident record for every batch.
Manual batch records depend entirely on the person filling them out correctly, on time, every time. One missed entry or illegible note can hold up batch release — or worse, surface during an audit.
Quantities, lot numbers, and timestamps copied by hand across multiple forms — every copy is a chance for a mistake.
Compiling and cross-checking a paper record before release can take hours a digital, pre-validated record wouldn't need.
Who changed what, and when, is hard to reconstruct from paper — a real risk during a DGDA or GMP audit.
Material consumption recorded on the BMR doesn't automatically update raw material or packing inventory.
We map your current batch record process and compliance requirements.
See the BMR workflow against a real formulation from your product line.
We observe your actual production line and IPC/line-clearance points.
Scope, timeline and cost, based on your product types and batch volume.
Configuration, staff training, and go-live with ongoing support.
This BMR module is built into a full pharmaceutical ERP already deployed at a licensed Bangladeshi manufacturer.
Configured for tablet, liquid, ointment, globules, and mother tincture production.
Material consumption on the BMR updates raw material and packing stock automatically.
Based in Uttara, Dhaka — you work directly with the people who built and maintain the system.
It's built as part of the pharmaceutical ERP, since it depends on raw material, packing material, and production data — but implementation can start with a minimal scope focused on BMR and its direct dependencies.
Tablet, liquid, ointment, globules, and mother tincture production, based on our current deployment.
Yes — the goal is a fully digital, exportable batch record that's ready for audit without a parallel paper process.
Tell us how your BMR works today — paper, spreadsheet, or otherwise — and we'll show you what a digital version looks like for your product line.