Chemical Inventory Systems Enable Pharmaceutical Pilot Plants to Accurately Manage Chemical Inventory Information in a Regulated Environment

Accurate Information Drives More Effective Operations

Off-the-shelf Chemical Inventory Systems (CIS) can deliver a high-performance, relational database system for tracking chemicals and other laboratory supplies. Accurate, real-time inventory information enables all types of pilot plants – from API and hydrogenation pilot plants to biopharmaceutical and dosage form pilot plants – to operate more effectively, regardless of whether the facilities are regulated or non-regulated or whether Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are utilized.

Best Practices Inventory Systems Optimize Processes

Pharmaceutical Pilot Plants in particular can benefit from being able to access an accurate listing of all the approved material in their facility.  A best practices CIS keeps track of where chemicals are and how much are available, as well as generates reports listing chemicals by location, vendor, name, CAS number, formula, etc., and quickly accesses hazard information during an emergency.

White Paper Identifies Critical Components

To help ensure that you know all the components of an effective CIS and how to make it work for you, request a copy of ChemSW’s white paper titled Chemical Inventory Systems Enable Pharmaceutical Pilot Plants to Accurately Manage Chemical Inventory Information in a Regulated Environment which details best practices in chemical inventory management, how a CIS integrates into an existing IT infrastructure, how pilot plants can leverage a CIS to maximize their processes, and the importance of ensuring that the CIS has the attributes for accurate validation as well as compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.

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