Batch records and lot release that hold up in any audit
Every step from raw material receiving to finished lot shipment is timestamped, signed, and stored. When an auditor asks to see the record for a lot from 18 months ago, you pull it in 30 seconds.
The full record from receiving to release
21 CFR Part 117 requires a complete, legible, dated, and signed record for every lot. Littoral makes that requirement automatic rather than aspirational, from HACCP hazard analysis and food defense through recall management and environmental monitoring.
Every action. Every user. Every timestamp.
The Littoral audit trail captures the full who, what, and when for every record touched in the system. User ID, action type, before and after values, and a UTC timestamp. Tamper-evident by design.
GMP regulations require that records be prepared at the time of performance. Littoral enforces this: you cannot back-date a batch step, post-sign a deviation, or release a lot without a valid current user signature. The system is the control.
Walk into your next audit with a complete record
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