Auditweaver to Launch Supplier Network for Secure Material Tracking and Collaboration

Online, January 29, 2012 (Newswire.com) - In March, auditweaver's new One Supply Chain launch will make communication between suppliers, test laboratories, remote facilities, and contract manufacturers easier with a supplier network directory and connection panel.

Auditweaver streamlines daily material quality tasks and provides real-time access to workflow changes and compliance alerts. Users are able to demonstrate outstanding control by generating an exhaustive Chain of Custody or formal Certificate of Analysis for their products, quickly and easily.

Use of auditweaver does not require a major process change or large capital outlay to get started. Just add an internet connection to begin. The software's wide compatibility base allows user to leverage their existing PC or mobile device to access their data.

The system tracks production schedules, material specifications and end product testing and notifies those who need that information (e.g. contract manufactures, remote test facilities, suppliers, internal teams) to better run their business and maintain quality control. Auditweaver keeps an audit trail of the activity and will automatically email subscribers of those changes, providing the right information at the right time.

Gain Confidence In Your Supply Chain

The software silently tracks the actions associated with a material and provides real-time status for improved business planning and to meet regulatory mandates for chain-of-custody traceability. Because the software provides targeted supplier and material focus, users are notified of supplier operations that impact their interests only.

The targeted transparency in auditweaver works by organizing material and test data according to entities, which could be a specific company, team or department. Users can subscribe to various workflow or compliance concerns for an entity, resulting in real-time material quality check points, reducing the time spent manually monitoring supplier performance. For example, a user may simply and securely attach any type of document to the supplier repository, automatically alerting all subscribers of the new bill of material information.