Chemical production tracking software: manage your recipes, know your real cost.

Yes. You define as a formula how much of each raw material every product needs. When a batch goes into production the requirements list comes out automatically; the operator sees the dosage on their own screen and enters the amount actually used.

Yes. You can produce a mix as a semi-finished good, receive it into stock with its own lot number and then use it in other products' recipes. Deriving products in different colours from one base, for example, is managed this way.

Yes. When you update a raw material price, the cost of the semi-finished and finished goods that use it is recalculated. The whole chain is updated in one go.

Yes. The planned quantity in the formula sits next to the actual quantity on the floor. Any deviation shows before the batch closes, so you catch the error before the product reaches the customer.

Raw materials, semi-finished and finished goods are kept in stock by lot. Every batch carries the lots it came from; with one lot number you can map your production history backwards.

When you enter a problematic raw material lot, you instantly see which batches used it and which customers those batches went to. You apply the recall only to the affected batches.

Yes. You add quality control steps to the production flow. Test results are linked directly to the related batch; who approved it and when stay on record.

Yes. You track raw material lots with their shelf-life information; lots nearing expiry rise to the top of the list. You can define the hazardous materials area as a separate warehouse or section and follow its movements separately.