Workflow Management

Optimize operations with automation and communication

In manufacturing Quality Management, half the battle is ensuring that the right people know the right actions to take at the right time.

Human memory and tribal knowledge only go so far, and the complex demands of the production floor—including regulations such as HAACP, SSOP, or the FDA's 21 CFR Part 11—require a standardized and programmatic approach to work.

Create a systematic approach to collecting key data.

Build reliability into the software rules to avoid dependence on memory or paper checklists.

Increase efficiency by automating workflows.

Get everyone on the same page by defining and managing the tasks for different roles or processes in a central repository.

Employ reminders, timers, and alerts to ensure proper actions are taken.

Take the guesswork out of monitoring quality checks and automatically notify key personnel if data collection is not performed on time. Reminders, escalation paths, and countdown timers help ensure the right activity occurs.

Decrease reliance on human memory and checklists.

Get full traceability of quality data, quality problems, specific corrections to those problems, and confirmations by quality staff that issues have been resolved.