The quality network for manufacturers and the suppliers they trust
AMNI is a community of supplement and food manufacturers, their suppliers and the brands they make for. AI runs through all of it: every CoA read and checked against the spec, every supplier watched, every file filed where it belongs.
Everyone in the chain, on the same records
A CoA a supplier sends, the lot it covers, the plant that checks it and the brand that buys the product are connected in AMNI. Each member sees what is theirs to see.
Know who you buy from
Find and vet suppliers, check every CoA against your spec, keep watch on FDA records and expiring certificates, and run the plant on the same records.
For manufacturersGet found by the plants that buy
Claim your company in the Marketplace, answer RFQs and inquiries in one place, and know what a plant needs when it asks for your qualification pack.
For suppliersWork with your manufacturer in one place
Request formulas, review and accept quotes, and follow your orders through your manufacturer's customer portal.
For brandsIntelligence throughout, and one place to act on it
AMNI's AI reads, checks and watches in the background. What it finds that needs a person lands in Attention, and each decision is recorded with who made it and why.
It reads. Drop the stack and each file lands where it belongs.
Drop mixed CoAs, certificates, POs, invoices and packing slips at once. Each file is read for what it is and who it is from, then filed on the matching lot, PO or supplier. An invoice goes on its PO. Anything that could go two ways waits for you to choose.
It checks. No lot is released on a CoA nobody checked.
Results are read off the CoA, compared with your material spec, and filed on the lot.
- Receiving does not release a lot. It stays in quarantine until its CoA is read and checked.
- A test with no method stated is flagged yellow.
- A method that was on past CoAs and has disappeared is flagged red, because it can mean an altered certificate.
- A second CoA for the same lot is held for review instead of replacing the first.
- Results are charted against your own spec band, with a flag when they move toward a limit.
It watches. Know which suppliers need a second look.
Watch covers the suppliers you already buy from. FDA 483 matches show on the supplier; drift and expiring certificates go to Attention.
- FDA 483 match
- Pulled from fda.gov and matched on the supplier's legal name plus current and past DBAs. You see the FEI, the last 483 date, the citation themes and any warning letter.
- Qual Packs
- Request a supplier's qualification package: a standard list of nutraceutical certificates plus your own Word, Excel or PDF forms. A send log and checklist show what is still missing, with reminders drafted for you.
- Cert expiry
- Certificates on file are tracked on the supplier, and the ones expiring this week or already lapsed show up in Attention.
It finds. Vet your next supplier before you buy.
Browse companies in the Marketplace with their FDA 483 status before you reach out. Add one as a supplier and AMNI records its DBAs and matches on them too. Send an RFQ, or ask whether they supply a material, and keep the conversation in AMNI.
Run the plant on the same records
Plants that run on AMNI work from the same records: the CoA that held a lot is the one purchasing, the dock, QC, production and shipping see.
- 1Purchase
See what is below par or short for open jobs, with lead time and last price paid. Create the PO.
- 2Receive
The dock ticket opens from the PO. Receiving is signed and the lot goes to quarantine.
- 3Release
The lot is released once its CoA passes your spec. Anything out of spec waits for QC. Storage rules warn on a wrong location.
- 4Make
Jobs show needed against on hand, short and allocated, with input lots pinned and actual yield recorded.
- 5Ship
Each release names bill-to and ship-to. The packing slip and BOL print from the ticket.
Brands join through their manufacturer
A brand sends a formula request from its customer portal. You price it from a cost sheet with materials at the last price you paid, plus encapsulation, testing, packaging and margin. Questions and revisions stay in one comment thread, and the customer accepts or declines in the portal, where they also see their orders and what is on hand.
Set up from what you already have
There is no migration project. Start from your current system's export and the files you already have.
- 1Import your data
Drop the export from your current system. Obvious columns match on their own, and rows that can't be matched go to a review list instead of breaking anything.
- 2Dump your files
Drop CoAs, certificates, POs and invoices in bulk. Each is read and filed on the right lot, PO or supplier.
- 3Add what the export missed
Add a customer, supplier or material by hand only where the import came up short.
- 4Go live
One customer, one supplier, one material and one file read is enough to start. Invite customers and suppliers once you are live.
Built for regulated plants
Encrypted documents
Files and data travel over encrypted connections.
Role-based access
QC, production, receiving and sales each see and approve their own work.
Decisions on record
Receiving is signed, and accepting values or skipping a flag is recorded with who and when. A skip needs a reason.
Built for 21 CFR Part 11
Signed actions and a full audit trail, for plants working under Part 111 and Part 117.
Questions
Certificates of analysis, supplier certificates, specs, purchase orders, invoices and packing slips, as PDFs or images, plus Excel and CSV exports for setup. Each file is read for what it is and who it is from, then filed on the matching lot, PO or supplier.
It can run your plant: purchasing, receiving, lots, jobs, shipping and quality in one place. If you keep another system, AMNI runs alongside it. You start by importing that system's export.
No. Drift is measured per plant, against your own spec band, from the CoAs your suppliers send you.
QA works the Attention queue, CoA checks and supplier watch. Purchasing and receiving use POs and the dock. Production and shipping run jobs and releases. Sales quotes customers and shares orders through their portal.
Import your data, dump your files, add only what the import missed, then go live. One customer, one supplier, one material and one file read is the minimum to go live.
AMNI reads, checks and files. People decide. Accepting out-of-spec values or skipping a flag is a recorded decision by a named user, and a skip needs a reason.
Your company listing: your name, city, region and country, website, and public FDA records. Your specs, CoA results, prices and customers stay inside your own plant.
See your own documents in AMNI
Bring a few CoAs and certificates to the demo. We will drop them in and show you where each one lands.