Say Goodbye to Paper Records and Hello to the Paperless Process Recorder (PPR) & Legendary™ Cloud Software
Anderson-Negele's PPR & Legendary™:
The FIRST PMO Compliant Digital Process Recorder
with a Memorandum-b Issued by the FDA
Go Digital and Stay PMO Compliant
Looking to go digital and stay PMO compliant? Look no further than our PPR unit! With seamless sensor integration, operators can monitor all trendlines and add annotations directly on the touchscreen display. Plus, with Legendary™ cloud software, you can approve records and add annotations remotely while meeting PMO compliance standards.
Upgrade to the PPR unit today and streamline your operations like never before!
Save Money and Improve Productivity
Say goodbye to recurring expenses and unplanned plant downtime. With the PPR there are no pen arms, motors, or other moving parts, which means plant downtime due to mechanical failures and MRO events are a thing of the past.
Upgrade to the PPR today and grow your productivity with digital PMO control!
Looking to get in-depth technical information? Take a trip to our Quick Start Page for the full scoop.
Discover even more!
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Create audit ready digital records that meet both your internal and PMO requirements
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Streamlined annotation and approval workflow for both on-premises PPR and Legendary™ cloud software
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Intuitive digital annotation including list of pre-populated common annotations
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Supervisors, quality team and PCQI can remotely review records, request additional notes from operators, and approve records
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Advanced security features like secure data storage, user authentication, and tamper-proof audit logs ensure sensitive process data remains protected from unauthorized access or modification
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Reduce plant downtime by avoiding costly chart recorder failures and reordering associated supplies such as charts, pens, arms, motors etc.
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"The time saved for operators, supervisors and QA is considerable"
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"Mechanical failures of pen arms, motors and issues with ink cartridges that interrupt process recording are things of past."
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“There is no longer a need to store shelves full of paper, and if an auditor requests charts from a specific process or date, they can be retrieved in seconds”
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“We got this product working quickly.”
