How complete product knowledge, open to every customer, lets pharmaceutical teams configure, run and validate their electronic batch records themselves, and get value from digitalisation at once.
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Get the whitepaperWhat you will learn
- Why digitalisation stalls when every change waits for the vendor
- The full range of knowledge: 25 help guides covering 449 messages, videos, agents, the manual
- 17 training modules, 377 exam questions, 5 practical tasks and 8 role certifications
- What a plant configures itself, and where each part is learnt
- From a 14-day pilot to the first GMP batch, at the plant's own pace
- What the vendor still does, and what stays the manufacturer's
Executive summary
Many pharmaceutical plants buy electronic batch records and then wait: for the vendor to configure the plant, write the training, explain a message, set up the next product. Every change becomes a service request.
Atto Pharma eBMR is built the other way round. Everything a plant needs to set up, run, validate and teach the system is inside the platform and open to every customer: help guides with a fix for each of 449 messages, videos, four Help agents, 17 training modules with 377 exam questions and 5 practical tasks, 8 role certifications, and guided setup checklists.
The result is a plant that configures its own products, equipment, cleaning, logbooks and workflows, trains and certifies its own people, and runs its own OQ and PQ.
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