Put BASF information to work.
Certificates of analysis, specifications and supplier documents for the BASF materials you buy, read beside the batches that used them.
- reads
- moves
- publishes
- Certificate
- As issued
- Specification
- The limits it is tested to
- Used in
- Your batches
- Noted on
- Your deviations
What the connection makes available.
Plan the connection around the work.
Review what the connection reads, the information your team needs, and the access the job requires.
| Kind | Enterprise systems |
|---|---|
| State | Available |
| Does | reads |
| Directory | Connectors directory |
Identify the source and the people responsible.
- 01The BASF materialsThe materials your process uses, and the documents that come with each lot.
- 02The source and access ownersBring the people responsible for the information and the access arrangements.
- 03The question it should supportExplain which material or process question the information needs to inform.
The information available through this connection.
Use this information to build operational context, with pointers to its original sources.
- 01
Materials
The materials your process uses
- 02
Certificates of analysis
One per lot, as issued
- 03
Specifications
The limits each lot is tested to
- 04
Shipments
Each with its lots and dates
- 05
Audit reports
Kept with the supplier's record
- 06
Safety data sheets
The current revision, by material
- 07
Regulatory declarations
Kept with each material
- 08
Lot numbers
Matched to your own records
Questions about BASF.
Discuss the information you need and how your team will use it.
Turn time spent finding information into time spent moving forward.
Bring the job you want to move forward and the records you'd like connected. Thirty minutes on how Katalyze would do the work, and where your experts come in.
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