Production

Build to the approved recipe, every time.

Production runs on the same records as quality. The order reads its recipe from the released device file, so the line builds what was approved.

Build to the approved recipe, every time.

Manufacturing orders that pull the bill of materials and process steps from the medical device file — with stock, purchasing and equipment in the same place.

Medical device files

The approved, revision-controlled recipe for each device.

Bill of materials
Every part, quantity and tracking method — serialized, lot-tracked or untracked.
Process steps
The routing, step by step, with the work instructions each step uses.
Checks
Acceptance criteria on each step, so every unit is tested against the same limits.

Manufacturing

From order to finished unit, on one board.

Guided orders
A wizard starts each manufacturing order from the product, quantity and due date — and links the customer order.
Material check
The order pulls its bill of materials and checks every line against stock before kitting starts.
Production board
Planned, kitting, assembly, testing, complete. Drag a card to change its stage.
Production records
A record for each unit or lot, against the device file revision it was built to.

Stock and purchasing

Know what you have before the line needs it.

Parts
On-hand stock, reorder points, reorder quantities, lead times and suppliers for every part.
Stock movements
Every receipt and every consumption, with the order or purchase request behind it.
Purchase requests
Low stock raises a purchase request from the part, to a supplier on your approved list.

Equipment

The tools that build and test your devices.

Equipment register
Every instrument, tool and fixture that builds or tests your devices.
Calibration and maintenance
Calibration and maintenance records with due dates, so nothing out of date reaches the line.

Also on the platform

See Artifice on your own processes.

Tell us what you build and where it hurts today. We will walk you through the platform with your records, not a generic script.

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