Check a manufacturing recipe against the SOP it implements
BatchGuard reads an MES master recipe and the SOP behind it, and lists every place where the two disagree, with exact quotes from both documents. A reviewer sees each finding next to its evidence and decides what to do with it.
Where we are
The live demo runs on synthetic example documents, with no registration. Uploading your own documents is switched off until the confidential hosting of phase 2 is in place.
What it is
A check of a manufacturing recipe against its SOP, with every disagreement quoted from both documents.
The pain it solves
Recipes and SOPs drift apart, and finding where by reading both side by side is slow and easy to get wrong.
How it works
Open models compare the two documents part by part, and every quote is checked against the source text.
What it is
BatchGuard compares a manufacturing recipe (an MES master recipe) with the SOP it implements and lists every disagreement it finds: a value that differs, a step or check the SOP requires that the recipe lacks, a condition handled differently. Each finding quotes the exact words of both documents, so a reviewer can confirm it in seconds. BatchGuard is decision support for that reviewer. It does not release batches and makes no compliance statement.
The pain it solves
A recipe is written from an SOP, and from then on both change. Keeping them in line means reading two long documents side by side, clause by clause, and every revision repeats the work. A missed difference can reach the shop floor. BatchGuard does the reading and hands the reviewer a list of disagreements with the evidence attached.
How it works
- The recipe and the SOP are split into parts that fit the model, without dropping any text.
- Open models (GLM-5.3) compare each part of the recipe with the SOP and report disagreements with quotes.
- Every quote is checked against the documents; findings are reconciled across parts and duplicates merged.
- The result is a summary and a full report, each finding with both citations.