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NutraScience batch-record deviation is not stability scrap

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NS batch-dev % = deviant batch records ÷ batches closed × 100 on one NutraScience batch-record desk.

Pair: Batch-record deviation rate on Stock. Stability twin: stability scrap. Eagle twin: batch-record deviation.

What you type

Deviated batch records — Closed NutraScience lots whose manufacturing record lists a signed deviation in the desk.

Batches closed — Lots closed on that NutraScience batch-record desk.

NS batch-dev % = deviations ÷ batches closed × 100. When NS batch-dev % runs hot, open the deviation log for that SKU family — never invent an NS batch-dev chip.

What not to do

Do not invent NS batch-dev %. Do not dump a stability-fail or Eagle Labs batch-record file into NutraScience fields. Do not fold packaging scrap or blend-uniformity into batch-record deviations. Do not mix SKUs when one formula owns the deviation pile.

Related: Stock, stability scrap, Eagle batch-record, packaging scrap.

Procedure

  1. Type deviated batch records and batches closed.
  2. Read NS batch-dev %.
  3. Chase batch-record / QA when NS batch-dev % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing NS batch-dev %.
  • Dumping a NutraScience stability-fail or Eagle Labs batch-record export into batch-record fields.
  • Folding NutraScience packaging scrap or blend-uniformity into batch-record deviations.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

NS batch-dev %
Deviated batch records ÷ Batches closed × 100.

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FAQ

Is this NutraScience stability fail rate?
Chamber scrap, not batch-record deviations. [Stability fail rate](/manuals/nutrascience-stability-fail-rate) is stability fails ÷ batch units. This page is deviant batch records ÷ batches closed.
Is this Eagle Labs batch-record deviation rate?
Sibling co-man ledger. [Eagle Labs batch-record deviation rate](/manuals/eagle-labs-batch-record-deviation-rate) reads Eagle. Here you only score NutraScience deviant batch records ÷ batches closed.
What NS batch-dev % should I invent?
None. Pull deviant batch records and batches closed from the same NutraScience batch-record desk.