Sepasoft Batch Procedure review
A deep ISA-88 batch module for manufacturers already working with Ignition.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Sepasoft Batch Procedure is batch-management software for manufacturers using the Ignition platform. Its core focus is ISA-88 process modeling: teams can define master recipes, operations, phases, and procedures, then combine automated equipment phases with guided manual operator tasks. The module also covers controlled documents, forms, checklists, work instructions, electronic batch records, approvals, and production monitoring. It is best suited to ISA-88 teams that need configurable procedures and formal batch documentation rather than a lightweight scheduling tool.
Pricing is straightforward but substantial: the Batch Procedure Module is listed at $35,000 as a one-time purchase, with a perpetual server license and unlimited active batch recipes per server license. The published plan includes ISA-88 batch recipes and operator procedures. That pricing structure may appeal to manufacturers planning a long-term deployment, while organizations seeking a recurring subscription or a smaller entry point should evaluate alternatives. The module can also support multi-site production and configuration synchronization, which is relevant for standardized operations across locations.
The standout capability is the connection between recipe design, execution, operator guidance, and batch history. A graphical recipe editor, real-time batch status and phase monitoring, reusable procedure templates, electronic signatures, configuration changelogs, audit trails, batch analysis, and historical reporting create a broad operational record around each batch. The product also extends toward wider MES capabilities such as traceability, quality, and analytics, but material lot tracing requires the Track & Trace module. Choose Sepasoft Batch Procedure when ISA-88 depth, controlled records, and Ignition alignment are priorities; choose an alternative when a different platform, narrower scope, or built-in material lot tracing is required.
Sepasoft Batch Procedure pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detailed ISA-88 recipe, operation, phase, and procedure modeling
- Electronic records, signatures, approvals, and secure audit trails
- Unlimited active batch recipes under the perpetual server license
- Where it doesn't
- The listed price is a $35,000 one-time server-license cost
- The listed integration is Ignition, limiting platform fit
- Material lot tracing requires the separate Track & Trace module
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