Manufacturing Process Automation

Automates all forms-based tasks, including notification, follow-up, escalation, and approval. Forms created in Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint can be converted to HTML, so end users won't need new training. A company may also improve existing forms or design entirely new ones. Manufacturing process automation helps simplify the compliance environment, making it easier to stay compliant.

All quality-related forms and documents will be stored in a secure, centralized repository, making it easy to search and retrieve them during an ISO conformance assessment or an internal or customer audit.

Provides automatic revision control to ensure that only the current version of a form is available. When a user makes a change in the record, the user must enter a reason for the change.

Form designers can change, or even restrict, a user's sign-off choices (i.e., work in process, final approval, etc.) to better control the form process and the workflow.

A form can be configured to allow two or more people to sign off at once. This is necessary for tasks that require a witness during completion (i.e., electronic batch records). This functionality of manufacturing process automation eliminates the need for one user to log out and log back in, so the second user can sign off.

Provides standard and customized reports. Data captured on forms are automatically entered in an SQL database. Companies can use built-in tools to filter data, and then chart results for instant analysis. MasterControl includes dashboard, drill-down, and advanced scheduling capabilities.