Quality and Batch Decisions
Know which batch decision protects release, yield and compliance, before the batch moves.
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Release, retest, rework or reject. Decide on the evidence your site already holds.
Each prediction sealed before the decision, each outcome settled with finance.
See one decision →Bring the right precedent forward.
Comparable batches arrive with what closed them, and Kalyr names the one that differs, with its uncertainty.
Seal a prediction for each disposition.
Release, retest, rework or reject, each with its expected yield, timing and compliance risk, before anyone acts.
Hand the reviewer the whole decision.
Evidence, options, authority, receipt and outcome form one linked record, readable eighteen months from now.
How it works
From governed evidence to settled value.
When the batch is dispositioned, the chosen prediction is scored on yield and timing, with the receipt from your QMS.
Finance agrees the formula up front: observed value, attributable effect and counterfactual value, kept apart.
Kalyr seals a prediction for every permitted disposition before the decision.
The QA disposition owner authorises. The record names who decided and who acted.
Kalyr reads batch records, monitoring, change control and deviations as one situation.
Your QMS, MES and batch records stay authoritative. Belief stays apart from the evidence behind it.
Industries
Built for your industry.

Consumer Goods and Food→
Hold, rework or release a lot after a quality alert.

Semiconductors and Advanced Manufacturing→
Disposition a lot after a yield excursion.

Biopharma and Pharmaceutical Operations→
Release, retest or reject a batch after a deviation.

Energy, Chemicals and Mining→
Blend, reprocess or ship an off-specification batch.

Aerospace and Critical Infrastructure→
Accept, rework or scrap a part after inspection.

Data Centres and Compute→
Accept, return or requalify hardware after burn-in.
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Compound your intelligence.
If it repeats and moves value, we want to see it.
