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Raw material receiving recording with lot or batch number into store with AGen
Introduction
The process of receiving raw materials into a manufacturing facility is critical to ensuring the quality and safety of the final product. One crucial step in this process is recording the lot or batch number of the raw materials as they are received into the store. AGen will explore why recording lot or batch numbers is important, and how it can be done effectively.
Why Record Lot or Batch Numbers?
Recording lot or batch numbers is essential for traceability and quality control. Each lot or batch of raw material may have slight variations in composition, purity, or other properties that could affect the quality of the final product. Recording the lot or batch number at the time of receipt ensures that the raw material can be traced back to its origin in case of any quality issues.
Additionally, recording lot or batch numbers is often required by regulatory agencies. For example, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to track and record lot or batch numbers for all raw materials used in their products.
How to Record Lot or Batch Numbers?
Recording lot or batch numbers can be done in several ways. The most common method is to use a paper-based system, where the lot or batch number is written down on a form or label and attached to the raw material container. This information is then manually entered into a computer database or spreadsheet.
The smart method is to use barcode technology to automatically capture lot or batch numbers. Raw materials will be labeled with a barcode that contains the lot or batch number, which can then be scanned or read by a handheld device. Refer to raw material Label Printing on how to create label for raw materials
By using AGen, we have only one objective is we need to ensure that the lot or batch number is recorded accurately and clearly. By using AGen, you do not require complicated training for your employees on the proper recording procedures and providing tools and equipment, such as barcode scanners or label printers, to facilitate the process. What you need is a user who are familiar with mobile phone usage.
Conclusion
Recording lot or batch numbers of raw materials is a critical step in ensuring the quality and safety of final products. It enables traceability, quality control, and regulatory compliance. By using AGen, we focus on the recording process is accurate and clear, and that employees are easily trained and equipped to perform the task effectively.
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