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ERP for pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers

For pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers

Unnati is a cloud ERP for Indian pharmaceutical and chemical units that keeps the batch attached to every document, from goods receipt to delivery challan. Retained samples, calibration plans, nonconformance and corrective action live inside the system, and a manufacturing order cannot be completed while a quality check is open.

+Batch+QC+Ledger
Batch and QC travel on the document, not in a side register.
Batchcarried across the whole sales chain
QC-gatedmanufacturing order completion
Hash-chainedaudit trail on record changes
The gap we close

The batch has to survive every hand-off.

A regulated plant does not need more registers. It needs the batch number to survive every hand-off, and it needs to prove that a check was done, by whom, and against which instrument.

Unnati holds the batch on the document chain rather than in a spreadsheet beside it. When a batch is corrected on a sales order, the change propagates through the proforma invoice, sales invoice and delivery challan with an approve or reject step, and the hash-chained audit trail records who did what.

See the quality module
Pains and answers

What regulated manufacturers keep telling us

Today

The batch number is retyped four times and breaks at least once.

In Unnati

Unnati carries the batch end to end across the sales document chain. An edit made upstream propagates to the sales order, proforma invoice, sales invoice and delivery challan through an approve or reject workflow, so nobody silently overwrites a dispatched batch.

For example: Crestline Pharma dispatches Demo Buffer Salt (DM-3101) from two batches on one order. Both batches appear on the challan and on the invoice, and a recall search finds every customer who received either one.

Today

Quality evidence sits in a cupboard, not in the system.

In Unnati

QC parameters, instruments, SLAs, calibration plans and calibration events are records in the product. Retained samples are logged against the batch, and nonconformance raises a corrective action that has to be closed by a named person.

For example: A pH meter due for calibration shows on the calibration plan before it is used for release testing, and the event is stored with the batch it supported.

Today

An order gets released while a test is still pending.

In Unnati

QC gates the manufacturing order. Operation QC and MO QC can block completion, so finished goods cannot move into sellable stock with a check outstanding. Quantities that fail go to rejected stock or QC stock, not to current stock.

For example: A run of Demo Reagent 1L (DM-1048) stays in QC stock until release, so the sales team never sees it as available to promise.

Every company, person and item code above is invented for illustration. We do not publish customer names or figures without written permission.

The workflow

From goods receipt to dispatch, with the batch intact

The batch is created once and referenced everywhere after that. Each step below is a real screen in the product.

  1. Step 1 of 7

    Inward stock and GRN

    Incoming material is received with its batch and supplier document. Landed cost adds freight and duty so the true cost sits on the batch.

    Starts the chainHands on to Incoming QC

  2. Step 2 of 7

    Incoming quality check

    Material waits in QC stock until a parameter set is checked against a calibrated instrument. Failures raise a nonconformance.

    Opens with GRNHands on to MO with BOM

  3. Step 3 of 7

    Manufacturing order with BOM

    Raw material is issued to the order by batch, so consumption is traceable to a specific incoming lot.

    Opens with Incoming QCHands on to Operation QC

  4. Step 4 of 7

    In-process and operation QC

    Checks run against the QC SLA for each operation. Results are attached to the order and to the batch.

    Opens with MO with BOMHands on to Samples

  5. Step 5 of 7

    Retained samples

    Samples are logged against the batch with their storage location, so the record exists when an inspector asks for it.

    Opens with Operation QCHands on to Release

  6. Step 6 of 7

    Release and finished goods

    Release moves the batch from QC stock to a warehouse and bin. Anything rejected goes to rejected stock.

    Opens with SamplesHands on to Dispatch

  7. Step 7 of 7

    Dispatch with challan and IRN

    Delivery challan, tax invoice, IRN and e-way bill all carry the batch, so the outward record matches the inward one.

    Opens with ReleaseCloses it

Being straight with you

What Unnati does not do here yet

Unnati holds no pharmaceutical compliance certification and we do not claim one. The product provides the records and controls described above; validating them for your own regulatory obligations remains your responsibility, and we will support that exercise.

Questions

Frequently asked

Yes, in the practical sense that matters: because the batch travels with the sales order, invoice and delivery challan, you can trace a batch outward to every customer who received it and inward to the raw material lots that produced it.

More questions are answered on the FAQ page, and the security page sets out how your data is handled.

Start where you are

Book a QC and batch demo

Bring one real document from last week. We will run it through Unnati on the call and tell you where it does not fit.

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