COMPLIANCE
Records That Matter
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This section highlights the core reports that drive compliance in regulated manufacturing. From BMRs and MMRs to eBRs, CoAs, and eDHRs, each topic explains what the record is, why it matters, and how V5 enforces traceability and compliance at every step.
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An overview of what you'll find below
What’s Inside
Regulated manufacturers know documentation isn’t just paperwork—it’s proof of compliance. This page covers the core batch record types—BMR, MMR, eBR, DHR/eDHR, and CoA—and shows how V5 enforces cGMP, 21 CFR Part 11/Annex 11 and QMSR with ALCOA+, robust audit trails, and clean record retention.
Core Compliance Records
Foundational documents for GMP, ISO, and FDA/EMA compliance.
Batch Manufacturing Record (BMR)
The BMR captures every critical production step—from material issuance to final packaging—serving as the definitive log for batch compliance. V5 enforces SOPs, captures audit trails, and supports electronic signatures per Part 11/Annex 11.
- Build from MMR with tight version control and change control.
- Tie raw material identity and ID testing to lot genealogy and traceability.
- Embed in‑process controls, SPC limits, and deviation capture.
Master Manufacturing Record (MMR)
The MMR defines how to make the product—consistently and compliantly. V5 turns the MMR into an enforceable template with controlled recipe management, versioning, and approvals.
- Map phases to ISA‑88 and orchestrate equipment via SCADA/HMI.
- Enforce line clearance, micro/macro dosing, and potency adjustment.
Electronic Batch Record (eBR)
eBR replaces paper with digital enforcement: real‑time data capture, conditional checks, and instant deviation triggers. It shortens review/release while improving data integrity under ALCOA+.
- Part 11/Annex 11‑aligned audit trails, access control, and archival.
- Review by exception and electronic approvals.
Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
The CoA consolidates lab results and acceptance criteria linked to the batch. V5 ties test results, ID tests, and method validation to the final document—no retyping, no errors.
- Supports ISO/IEC 17025 alignment and LIMS integration.
Electronic Device History Record (eDHR)
eDHR is non‑negotiable for medical devices. V5 captures serial numbers, calibrations, inspections, and device‑level attributes to streamline legacy 820/QMSR and EU MDR.
- Built‑in UDI and label verification, supports barcode checks.
Data Integrity & Validation
Regulator‑proof records, signatures, and validation evidence.
21 CFR Part 11 & Annex 11
V5 enforces Part 11 and Annex 11 with ALCOA+, tamper‑evident audit trails, role‑based access, training matrices, and long‑term archival.
Traceability & Serialization
Lot genealogy, FSMA 204, DSCSA, GS1, and EPCIS—end to end.
FSMA 204 & Food/Ag Traceability
V5 captures Key Data Elements (KDEs) and maintains end‑to‑end genealogy, using EPCIS and GS1‑128/SSCC/GTIN with the right Application Identifiers.
Pharma DSCSA & Medical Device UDI
Logistics Signals that Matter
Traceability is nothing without clean handoffs. V5 drives ASNs, dock‑to‑stock, shipping manifests, and BOL—with OTIF tracking.
Quality Events & Release
Deviations, CAPA, OOS/OOT—and clean, defensible release decisions.
Deviations, NCR/NCMR, OOS & CAPA
Quarantine, Disposition & Batch Release
Manage quarantine/holds, and complete QA disposition with full lineage back to tests and CoA. When it’s ready, perform batch release and finished goods release with one source of truth.
Lab & Testing
From method validation to CoA—without retyping or gaps.
LIMS, ISO 17025 & Method Validation
Integrate with your LIMS, align to ISO/IEC 17025, and lock in TMV so test data flows straight into the BMR/eBR and CoA.
Process Monitoring
Bring PAT, EM, and temperature mapping into routine control. For APIs and pharma, align to ICH Q7/Q10.
Warehouse & Logistics
Accuracy in, accuracy out—because release depends on it.
WMS, FEFO/FIFO & Receiving Controls
V5 streamlines WMS: bin locations, directed put‑away, directed picking, FIFO/FEFO, and cycle counts.
Labeling & Compliance
Operations & Performance
Recipe control, dosing accuracy, SPC/OEE—and the metrics that matter.
Recipe & Weighing Controls
Standards & Programs
Map V5 to your regulatory framework.
Pharma & Biologics
Medical Devices
Food, Beverage & Supplements
Cosmetics & Global
Related Topics
Systems that reinforce traceability, review speed, and compliance.
Traceability Systems
V5 provides complete traceability across ingredients, equipment, and packaging—from raw intake to shipment—aligned with end‑to‑end genealogy, EPCIS, and GS1 standards.
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Batch Record Review
Review by exception cuts cycle time from days to minutes. V5 highlights missing data, flags deviations, and supports e‑approvals—so QA focuses on risk, not paperwork.
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BMR / MMR / eBR / eDHR Comparison
Side‑by‑side comparison for QA leads, auditors, and system integrators—how BMRs, MMRs, eBRs, and eDHRs relate, differ, and integrate.
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Industry Use Cases
How batch records and traceability apply across manufacturing environments.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Medical Device Manufacturing
Enforce QMSR/ISO 13485, track device‑level history, and automate compliant eDHRs with UDI control.
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Dietary Supplement Manufacturing
Meet 21 CFR 111 with enforced batching, weighment, and documentation across blending and packaging.
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Bakery Manufacturing
Improve lot tracking, allergen control, and production efficiency using real‑time traceability; align to BRCGS and SQF.
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Enterprise & LIMS/ERP Integrations
V5 plays well with your stack—securely and at scale.
ERP Integration
LIMS, EDI & Shop‑Floor
Further Reading
No‑nonsense posts worth your time.
Recommended Posts
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Controlled substances & GMP
Transforming DHRs
Global batch traceability
eBMR for pharma & supplements
Mass balance in food processing
Quality‑enforced receiving
Allergen control program
BRC traceability requirements
21 CFR 117 PCHF
Glossary A–Z Quick Links
Authoritative definitions—fast lookups for auditors and operators.
Open A–Z
21 CFR Part 1
21 CFR Part 4
21 CFR Part 11
21 CFR Part 58
21 CFR Part 101
21 CFR Part 111
21 CFR Part 117
21 CFR Part 210
21 CFR Part 211
21 CFR Part 225
21 CFR Part 507
21 CFR Parts 600–680
21 CFR Part 803
21 CFR Part 806
21 CFR Part 807
21 CFR Part 821
21 CFR Part 830
ALCOA+
AQL
Audit trail
Annex 11
BMR
MMR
eBR
DHR
CoA
CSV
GAMP 5
VMP
IQ
OQ
PQ/Verification
UAT
QMS
QMSR
ISO 9001
ISO 13485
ISO/IEC 17025
ISO 14971
ISO 22716
ICH Q7
ICH Q10
HACCP
GFSI
DSCSA
UDI
EPCIS
GTIN
SSCC
GS1‑128 Case Label
GS1 AIs
FSMA 204 KDEs
Traceability
Deviation/NC
NCR
NCMR
OOS
OOT
CAPA
RCA
Change Control
NoC
Quarantine
QA Disposition
Batch Release
Finished Goods Release
LIMS
TMV
PAT
EM
Temperature mapping
WMS
Bin locations
Directed put‑away
Directed picking
FIFO
FEFO
ASN
Dock to Stock
BOL
Shipping manifest
OEE
SPC
X‑Bar/R
Cp/Cpk
UCL
KPI
Line clearance
Batch weighing
Micro dosing
Macro dosing
Potency adjustment
ISA‑88
ISA‑95
Closing Thoughts
Why this matters and what to do next
What V5 Delivers
From GMP manufacturing to FDA‑regulated labeling, V5 makes batch documentation compliant, complete, and review‑ready. With electronic records & signatures, real‑time traceability, and live audit trails, quality teams get control without slowing production. If your current process relies on paper or after‑the‑fact data entry, that’s a liability—fix it before an audit does it for you.
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