Bring every batch record together
Collect approved production reports, laboratory results, material records, quality checks, and release approvals into one traceable dossier.
SecureBatch Intelligence / MillSignal
Connect the records behind security paper production. Find documentation gaps, track exceptions, and prepare for audits—without touching your plant controls.
Built for QA, operations, and plant IT teams.
01 / The workflow
Your inspection and quality systems stay in place. MillSignal is designed to connect the paperwork between them and the people responsible for each batch.
Pilot scope
One workflow. One measurable outcome.
Start with approved exports and a manual fallback. Measure audit preparation effort and exception closure time before expanding.
Collect approved production reports, laboratory results, material records, quality checks, and release approvals into one traceable dossier.
Flag missing documents, overdue approvals, and inconsistent quantities. Keep an issue log for your team to review—not an AI-generated release decision.
See batch completeness, recurring documentation delays, and exception closure time. Prepare consistent reports with links back to the source records.
02 / Start small
Early-stage commercial options, not guaranteed deployment quotes. Integration effort, security review, and support requirements determine the final scope and price.
€500–€1,500
A narrowly scoped workflow using synthetic or approved, sanitized records.
€500–€2,000 / month
Proposed annual contract for batch documentation and management visibility.
Custom annual pricing
Site-specific requirements, integrations, and reporting modules scoped together.
Illustrative pricing hypotheses, subject to validation. Additional integrations may carry a fixed project fee.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
03 / Build the evidence
Let’s identify one batch-documentation problem worth solving. We’ll begin with your workflow—not confidential specifications or restricted access data.
For quality managers, operations leads, and plant IT teams exploring an initial pilot.
Discuss a pilotSynthetic-data demonstration first. Deployment only after review.