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Traceability
A supplier lot goes bad. Nobody can say what it already became.
A recall is a search through paper, the ERP and memory. A bad supplier lot is found and nobody knows what it has already become. Phasis names the lots, and consuming a held lot is refused.
Production already records what was made and what was used. The operator opens and closes a produced lot and stages the lots the line will consume. The goods-in clerk registers a supplier lot. The quality manager runs the trace and puts a lot on hold.
The design is complete and we can walk you through it. It stops at the plant gate. It is not the electronic batch record.
Who uses it
Operator
Opens and closes a produced lot. Stages the lots the line will consume.
Goods-in clerk
Registers a supplier lot.
Quality Manager
Runs a trace. Puts lots on hold and releases them.
Technical Manager
Runs the annual trace test and keeps the timed record.
Today vs Phasis
- TodayA recall is a search through paper, the ERP and memory.With PhasisForward and backward trees, frozen as an investigation and exported as a PDF.
- TodayA bad supplier lot is found. Nobody knows what it has already become.With PhasisA hold preview names the descendant lots, including the ones on a line now.
- TodayMass balance is a spreadsheet after the fact.With PhasisEach lot shows produced, consumed, scrapped and unaccounted.
- TodayThe annual four-hour trace test is a scramble.With PhasisThe investigation carries the start clock and the close time.
What you get
- A forward and a backward trace from any lot, frozen, as a PDF you can hand over.
- A hold that cascades. The line cannot consume a held lot.
- Produced, consumed, scrapped and unaccounted per lot.
- The annual trace test carries the start clock and the close time.
See it on your own plant.
An open conversation with us, about half an hour. We walk the modules you care about against your own lines and shifts.