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Every batch has to be traceable. Every change has to be documented.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing runs on a level of documentation and traceability most industries don't need: which batch, which formula version, which operator, which corrective action. Yukti builds that discipline into the same system that runs production and the books.

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What This Vertical Needs

The Real Workflows Behind Pharmaceutical Manufacturing ERP

Formula versioning with a full change history

  • Tracks exactly which formula version produced which batch
  • Full comparison between versions when a formula changes
  • Revised formulas go through change control with approval and version history, not a silent edit

Work orders that double as the audit record

  • Captures material consumption, labor hours, and quality checkpoints at every stage
  • A completed work order functions as the documented production trail regulators expect
  • Generated as production happens, not reconstructed from memory afterward

Full genealogy from raw material to shipped batch

  • Stock movements follow first-expiry-first-out logic on every lot
  • Full genealogy from raw material receipt through finished batch
  • One lot number pulls up every batch and every location it shipped to

Non-conformance and scrap tracked at every stage

  • Quality control points sit at every stage; a failed batch doesn't quietly continue
  • Non-conformance reports capture the deviation with corrective actions attached
  • Scrap and rework tracking documents what happened to failed material

How the Pieces Connect

One record answers which batches used the old formula

  • Formula version control and batch production are the same record viewed two ways
  • Change management ties directly to the work orders run under each formula version
  • Finding which batches predate a change is a filtered query, not a paper research project

One traceable chain from raw material to customer

  • Raw material lot flows into a work order, produces a batch, ships to customers as one chain
  • A supplier recall or customer complaint resolves in the same system that recorded production

Quality failures show up as real batch-level cost

  • Non-conformance and resulting scrap or rework post against the specific batch and work order
  • True cost of a quality failure shows up against that batch and formula version
  • Not a generic write-off buried in month-end cost of goods sold
AI in Action

AI that connects a quality failure to its source

When a batch fails inspection, the useful question is not just which batch, but why, and whether it is going to happen again.

Correlates quality inspection failures against specific work centers over time

Tracks patterns by operator and by formula version

Surfaces trends a single deviation report would not show

Flags a work center trending toward out-of-spec results before it becomes a repeated failure

Saves You

See What This Could Save Your Team

You could save ~1.3 hours/month

Quality control activities typically see a 10% efficiency gain, based on documented ERP implementation benchmark data, from digital inspection checklists and automated non-conformance routing that replace manual paper or spreadsheet-based tracking.

Estimated total: ~29.4 hours/month, ~$891/month

Based on the default figures shown above. Adjust any input to see your own estimate.

FAQ

Common Questions

Auditors ask for a batch manufacturing record for every lot we release. Does Yukti actually produce that kind of document?

Yes, in effect. A completed work order captures the formula version used, material consumption, labor hours, and every quality checkpoint result for that specific batch as production happens, which gives you the documented production trail an audit asks for, generated in real time rather than reconstructed from paper logs afterward.

Can a formula or BOM get changed without anyone signing off on it?

No. Formula changes go through engineering change management, so a revision requires approval and is retained with full version history and a comparison against the prior version. Every batch record points back to the exact formula version that was actually in effect when that batch was produced.

Is FEFO stock rotation something we can turn off, or is it enforced?

First-expiry-first-out logic applies automatically to lot-tracked stock movements, which is the level of enforcement regulated pharmaceutical inventory needs. It isn't left to staff judgment on a busy day, which is exactly when manual expiry discipline tends to slip.

If a batch fails quality control partway through production, can it be stopped from moving to the next stage?

Yes. Quality control points sit at each production stage, and a non-conformance on one batch is logged with corrective actions attached rather than the batch quietly continuing forward. Scrap and rework tracking then records exactly what happened to that material, so its disposition is part of the permanent batch record.

If a supplier recalls a raw material we've already used, can we find every finished batch and customer that's affected?

Yes. Lot and serial tracking gives full genealogy from raw material receipt through finished batch and shipment, so a specific raw material lot resolves directly to every batch it went into and every customer who received one of those batches, without a manual cross-reference across separate receiving, production, and shipping records.

Where a Simpler Tool Might Be Right

If your business is pharmacy retail or pharma distribution rather than manufacturing, drug-license tracking, scheme management, and near-expiry alerts at the counter matter more than a manufacturing ERP's BOM and work order depth. A vertical distribution tool built specifically for that workflow, which we cover honestly in our Marg comparison, is likely a better fit than a general manufacturing platform.

See AI-Native ERP in Action

Whether you are outgrowing a billing tool or evaluating a full ERP for the first time, we can show you what Yukti does differently.