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Aditya Chemicals — Quality Management System
Designed and developed an enterprise Quality Management System for Aditya Chemicals to centralize and streamline quality operations. The platform provides role-based access control, user and permission management, document management, product masters, batches, instruments & reagents, reporting, audit logs, and controlled quality workflows.
The system is built to improve operational visibility, maintain accountability, and give quality teams a structured digital environment for managing day-to-day QMS processes.
Key Areas
Role-based user & permission management
Document and quality record management
Batch and product master management
Instruments & reagents tracking
Reports and quality insights
Audit logs and activity tracking
Secure, department-based workflows
Administrative controls and access management
Focus: Enterprise software · QMS · Workflow automation · Role-based systems · Quality & compliance operations
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