Manufacturing · Reflux Available now Reflux is a manufacturing execution system for regulated makers. Issue a batch record from your approved master, walk it step by step on a tablet or scanner, dispense with a connected scale and witness, and hand QA a complete, review-ready record when the work is done.
The complete batch story is ready when production finishes. Review becomes a focused decision — not an investigation into missing paperwork, unclear handwriting, or stale instructions.
Batch BR-2043
Review readiness
Master
Materials
Execution
Review
24 / 24
Steps complete
6 / 6
Signatures present
2
Exceptions documented
The complete story, ready to review.
No paper chase between production and QA.
Reflux is a real execution system: the operator works on a device, the record is written as the work happens, and every state change is a signed event on the same ledger.
A batch record is issued from the currently approved master (MMR), which snapshots into the record at the moment of issue. Later revisions to the master do not silently rewrite batches already in flight — the version an operator runs is the version an auditor reads.
A line-clearance step is a first-class step type, not a checkbox on a page. It is four-eyes enforced at the device, and no subsequent step in the batch runs until it has been signed off by both people.
The operator opens the next structured step on the tablet or handheld: the instruction, the equipment it names, the material it consumes, the in-process check it demands. Any lapsed operator training or overdue instrument stops the step before it happens — not in review afterward.
For a weighed dispense, a connected scale streams tare, gross, and net directly into the record. The operator dispenses; the witness verifies; unit conversion (kg-to-lb, L-to-mL, density-adjusted potency math) is exact and reviewable at the point of use.
An off-spec observation opens against the exact step. The line keeps moving; quality gets the early warning and the context they need. There is no separate paper form, no "we will write it up later".
When production finishes, QA opens a reviewer mode that surfaces the flagged steps first, with a "reviewed n of m" attestation frozen at disposition-sign time. Disposition is signed. The batch is released, quarantined, or rejected — with the full evidence pack ready to hand over.
Follow one batch and see where duplicate entry, paper handoffs, and late surprises fall away.
Give the floor confidence that today’s instructions are the approved ones, at the revision effective for the batch it is running — improvements move forward without disrupting work already underway.
Understand the impact of a suspect input quickly, contain the right product, and keep unaffected work moving. Forward traversal from a suspect received lot to every downstream shipment.
Routine completeness stops consuming the review. Review-by-exception surfaces only the flagged steps, with a "reviewed n of m" attestation frozen at disposition-sign time.
Improve the process without creating doubt about the work already in motion. Effectivity windows keep an approved master from issuing outside its intended dates.
Keep operators focused on the work instead of juggling screens, signatures, and paper handoffs.
Keep the line moving while quality gets the early warning and context it needs to respond well.
Meet the inspector with a clear story instead of a hurried reconstruction. Every batch exports a self-consistent, signed evidence pack an auditor can independently verify.
Dispense in the unit on the container. The batch record keeps the conversion, the density it used, and the potency math, exact and reviewable.
Recover a rejected batch through a fresh, signed reprocessing record with genealogy back to the original, and escalate it to quality when it warrants one.
An overdue instrument, a lapsed operator qualification, or a room in the wrong state stops the step before it happens — not in review afterward. Line clearance is a first-class step type, four-eyes enforced.
Every equipment or room state change on the shared registry becomes an e-logbook entry, so calibration and maintenance history is complete without anyone remembering to type it up.
Reflux
The batch is ready to move forward.
Quality receives the batch context with the exception, shortening the path from issue to action.
Production starts with usable stock and returns finished goods without another reconciliation.
When testing gates release, the evidence and decision stay in the same flow.
Tell us where batch review slows down today. We will show you a cleaner path from approved process to released product.