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In pilot with regulated manufacturers in India
Built in, not bolted on
Five things that are different the moment you go live — not roadmap promises.
End-to-end lot traceability, forward and backward, in minutes
Pick a batch and Factro reconstructs its full genealogy — every raw material lot, vendor, sample result and downstream shipment — without a week spent assembling paperwork that already exists.

Every task tracked, assigned and timed against an SLA
Built on an agile system that tracks and assigns every task — with an owner, a priority and an SLA clock, not just a status.

The schedule that flags risk before it becomes a delay
Every production order, center and batch on one timeline, with adherence and utilization visible the moment something drifts — not discovered at the next production meeting.

Everything live, on one screen
Every batch, stage and open handover, live. Bottlenecks stop being something you discover at the end of the month and become something you watch while there is still time to move.

Not a nightly report. Not a reviewer's checklist.
Runs throughout the day, logging and processing every event on the platform against the compliance you configured — so a drift is caught while the batch is still open, not found at release.

Three ways we close the gap
None of what's broken on the floor is a documentation failure. It's what happens when the work and the record of the work are two separate activities. Factro closes that gap in three ways.
The rule is the control itself.
A rule engine built from the regulations themselves. It does not remind you of the control, it is the boundary of what can happen on the floor, not a passive suggestion. Configurable, with consequences: change a rule and the system tells you what it affects, records who changed it and why, and enforces the new one from that moment. Nothing here is advisory.
The work comes to the operator.
One task system across every job, reminder, schedule and deviation. Nobody asks for an update or hunts down a sample, because the work comes to them with an owner and a clock attached. When something crosses a department, the handover is recorded rather than shouted. Bottlenecks stop being something you discover and become something you can see.
Insights surface on their own.
A layer watching every record and action on the platform. Your plant holds eighteen months of pattern nobody has looked at, because looking would take three weeks. This looks. It surfaces what you never knew to ask, flags what is drifting while it matters, and answers in plain language. Every answer carries the records it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it.
Most plants buy five systems. This is ten modules, already connected.
Factro replaces the five separate systems a plant usually buys — and pays every year to make talk to each other — with ten connected modules on one database, one audit trail underneath all of them.
Buy it once. It keeps getting better. Every release is included: new modules, new capabilities, new regulatory profiles. No upgrade fee, no renegotiation at renewal.
Save one day every week. Per person.
Evidence assembly disappears because the evidence assembled itself. Batch records close when the batch closes.
Where the day comes from · per week, per person
Our estimate, not a measurement. Across 30 to 60 people in a mid-sized plant, that's a person-year every week. Bring your own numbers to the demo and we'll do this sum with them.
The deadline
The QA & Regulatory Lead
Minutes, not a week, twelve months of history handed over in the meeting
Nothing to assemble, the audit pack is a download, since the evidence was never scattered
Clocks that run themselves, a reportable event starts a timer against the right jurisdiction
Every clause has an owner, the control that satisfies it is named and evidenced
The shift
The Production Head
Finished when the batch is, release is a review, not a reconstruction
Written as it ran, the record is complete when the batch is, with nothing to transcribe afterwards
Nothing comes back, nothing incomplete reaches QA
Before it fails, calibration blocks the stage, not the batch weeks later
The quarter
The Plant Head
Continuity through turnover, the process lives in the system, not the person who left
Every shift, visible, every batch, stage and open handover on one screen
Bottlenecks are visible, where work piles up, and for how long, without asking
One number, not four, yield, cycle time, deviations and overdue CAPAs, live
The morning
The Storekeeper
Structurally refused, quarantined material cannot be dispensed
Book equals floor, one ledger for GRN, dispensing, return and disposal
Before it bites, expiry and retest alerts land weeks ahead
A bin, not a building, someone new can find the lot on their first day
Seven industries, one platform
The core runs materials, batches, quality and dispatch the same way everywhere. The regulatory pack carries the frameworks you're held to. Changing industry changes the pack, not the platform.
One roof, more than one pack. A plant that makes a nutraceutical and a cosmetic, or a contract site running pharma and veterinary lines, carries both packs at once. A batch knows which one applies to it.
Help that doesn't wait for a queue
No separate support contract to negotiate — round-the-clock phone support and issue tracking are part of the platform, not an add-on.
24×7 phone support
Round-the-clock, no ticket queue to reach a person first — +91 81225 76712.
Built-in ticketing
Feedback and issues are logged, tracked and closed inside Factro itself — no separate support tool to check.
Compliances supported
FDA 21 CFR Part 11
United States
EU Annex 11 / EU GMP
EU
Revised Schedule M
India
PIC/S GMP
APAC
WHO
ICH Q10 / GAMP 5
Africa / Global
FDA 21 CFR Part 11
United States
EU Annex 11 / EU GMP
EU
Revised Schedule M
India
PIC/S GMP
APAC
WHO
ICH Q10 / GAMP 5
Africa / Global
Currently in pilot.
Factro is running live trials with regulated manufacturers in India, covering batch execution, quality and supply chain. Customer references are available under NDA during evaluation.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before bringing Factro to your plant.
No. If SAP runs your finance, procurement and planning, it stays exactly where it is. Factro complements it with the layers SAP was never built to do well: manufacturing execution on the floor, a quality system that gates rather than reviews, and the AI layer over both. We post back to your ERP rather than asking you to move off it.
Bring a real batch and a real deviation.
Thirty minutes, at your facility, at our expense. No slides, no scripted scenarios. You pick the workflow, we run it in Factro.