Follow a batch through a sample IV-fluids plant: stock that waits in quarantine, a QC release, a batch record, an electronic signature, first-expiry-first-out picking and an EFRIS invoice. The office screen updates as you work on the phone.
Sample data · fictional company · nothing you do here is saved · photo capture and EFRIS are in build for pilot clientsMoses in stores photographs the invoice that came with 100 kg of sodium chloride. The receipt is filled in for him: supplier, item, quantity, lot number and expiry. He checks it and confirms. (Photo capture is in build for pilot clients.)
Or type the receipt in by hand.
| Material | Approved | Quarantine | Batch needs | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sodium chloride USPRM-001 | 30 kg | — | 45 kg | Short 15 kg |
| Polypropylene granulesPK-010 | 1,200 kg | — | 280 kg | Enough |
| Caps with portsPK-020 | 42,000 pcs | — | 10,000 pcs | Enough |
| Labels, saline 500 mlPK-030 | 38,000 pcs | — | 10,000 pcs | Enough |
| Cartons of 20PK-040 | 3,100 pcs | — | 500 pcs | Enough |
Material in quarantine cannot be issued to production.
Tell us your version and renewal date. We map your move, give you a fixed price and a go-live date, and run Rubikon ERP beside SAP until the numbers match.