ArchestrA workflow software

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ArchestrA Workflow Software is an advanced workflow application that allows companies to digitise manual and automated processes that include people, equipment and/or systems. Based on a sophisticated business process management (BPM) foundation, the software enables companies to model, execute, analyse and improve processes inside and outside of their organisation to drive higher levels of collaboration, productivity and innovation.

With ArchestrA Workflow, companies can institutionalise work processes that manage normal, unscheduled or disruptive events within their operations environment.

The industrial-strength workflow application benefits operations, maintenance, engineering, quality, environmental and safety departments within an organisation by: increasing productivity; automating manual processes and proliferating best practices, eliminating manual error-prone procedures, effectively coordinating people and systems to accomplish simple or complex tasks; providing ownership-driven innovation - employing a model-driven approach empowers non-IT users to visually compose processes, monitor and measure the performance of processes, change and adapt processes; enabling knowledge management - digitising standard operating procedures (SOPs), good manufacturing practices (GMPs) and work instructions to ensure that company policies and procedures are being executed in a consistent and compliant manner.

For the food and beverage industry, ArchestrA Workflow helps: standardise processes for the operators: clean in place or other regularly scheduled activities can be initiated, enforced and validated, with e-signature, escalations and audit trail capture; optimise processes and provide better analytics: baseline processes can be measured and net improvements tracked by activity, line or shift; continuous process improvement practices: establish workflows for corrective action, process improvements, centrelining; closed loop and collaborative remediation: recalls, quarantines can be effectively executed, with multiple-level signatory releases.