Same formula, different batch? See every condition behind it.
For formulators, stability and claims teams, and R&D leaders in skin care, hair care, color cosmetics, fragrance and home care. Keep ingredients, process conditions, stability and claims results on one record, so every reformulation starts from what your lab already knows.
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In cosmetics, the process matters as much as the formula
Order of addition, homogenizer speed, phase temperatures, cooling rate and packaging can turn a pass into a fail on the same formula. When those details sit in a notebook and the stability data sits in a spreadsheet, two batches look comparable when they aren't. Uncountable keeps them on the same record as the formula and its results, so you can see what actually changed.
Illustrative example with demo data.
The workflow behind the formula
See every storage condition side by side, so the one that fails stands out before the product reaches a shelf.
Every condition in one view: 25 °C, 40 °C and light exposure, in each pack, with viscosity and pH checked against the release spec at every time point.
Out-of-spec results flagged: Each value is checked against the spec as it's entered, so a viscosity drop at 12 weeks doesn't wait for someone to compare spreadsheets.
Observations next to the numbers: Appearance, color, odor and sample photos sit beside the measured values, so syneresis or yellowing is recorded with the condition that caused it.
The cream held up in the airless pump and failed in the jar. That's a packaging decision, not a reformulation.
When a preservative is restricted or a supplier changes it, see every formula that uses it, and how each one has performed.
Every formula, at every stage: Search by ingredient to list each formula that contains it, from concepts to products approved for production.
Know where to start: See each formula's level of the ingredient, its project and its latest stability result, so you can prioritize released products and spot the ones already struggling.
Build on what's been tested: Formulas that passed stability show what works with the ingredient. Failures show what to avoid when you reformulate.
Start the reformulation from the formulas you've already tested, not a blank spreadsheet.
Set the targets your lotion has to hit, and get the next experiments to run, with predicted results you can check before you mix.
Targets you set: Viscosity, stability and sensory goals, each with its own range and priority.
Suggestions from your own data: Models trained on your past formulations suggest emulsifier, thickener and active levels to try next, within the ranges you allow.
Predictions with uncertainty: Each suggestion shows its predicted result and how confident the model is, so you can choose between safe bets and exploring new ground.
Every trial should tell you something the last one didn't.
Track every production lot against its own history, and catch the one that drifts before it ships.
Control charts on your QC data: Viscosity for every lot, plotted with its mean and 3-sigma limits and updated as results come in.
Rule violations flagged: Standard SQC run rules mark an out-of-control lot and list it, so it gets investigated instead of missed.
Traced back to the recipe: Each lot links to the formula version and process it was made with, so the investigation starts from the full record, not a batch number.
One lot out of thirty, caught on the chart, not by a customer.
See exactly where your rollout stands: what's done, what's next and who's leading each step.
A phased plan with clear owners: Kickoff, configuration, data migration, testing, go-live and hypercare, each led by Uncountable, your team or both.
Configured to your lab: Test methods, specs, units and stability protocols set up the way your team already runs them.
Your history comes with you: Historical formulas, stability results and instrument files are migrated, so past work is searchable from day one.
Configured to your lab, not the other way round.
What changes when your formula data is connected
Without Uncountable
With Uncountable
Predictive formulation that builds on your formulators' expertise
Beiersdorf's Future Lab Applied Digitalization team works with Uncountable to develop its predictive formulation capabilities, built around the way its formulators already work rather than a generic digital model.
Built around your chemistry
One platform for every product your team develops, configured to the tests and claims each category depends on:
Emulsions, serums and actives tracked against stability, texture and efficacy.
Shampoos, conditioners and treatments tracked against viscosity, foam and performance.
Pigment dispersion, shade and wear linked to the formula and the process.
Fragrance oils and how they hold up in the base: color, odor and stability over time.
UV filter systems with SPF, photostability and water-resistance results.
Detergents and cleaners tracked against cleaning performance and stability.
Toothpastes and mouthwashes with rheology, flavor and stability data.
Instrument data preserved, not retyped from a report.
Stop rebuilding a product's history every time someone asks
A regulator, a retailer or the plant asks about a product, and the answers are scattered: the formula version in one file, stability results in another, claims evidence in an email thread, and the process notes from scale-up in someone's notebook.
Watch how cosmetics and CPG teams keep the formula, process settings, stability and sensory results, and claims evidence together on one record in Uncountable, so a reformulation, a retailer question or a batch that won't scale starts from what the team already knows.
Your formulations stay yours
Formulas, process settings and stability data are the know-how your products are built on. Your data stays isolated per customer, with access you control.
Full documentation, including the SOC 2 report and penetration-test summary, is available on request.
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Record the conditions, so teams can compare batches against them.
Process, stability and test conditions stay on the record with the formula and its results, so teams can compare batches against recorded conditions, in the lab or at scale.
FAQs
Uncountable connects R&D, QC and PLM on one platform, with ELN and LIMS built in. Formulas, process conditions, stability and claims results are kept as structured records, formulators and test teams work in the same system, and every result is traceable from the bench through scale-up and production.
Order of addition, phase temperatures, mixing speed, cooling, packaging and storage conditions are recorded as structured fields on the same record as the formula and each result, so batches and time points can be compared like for like.
Design of experiments and predictive machine learning, built on your own historical formulations, suggest which formulas to make next against your viscosity, stability, sensory and cost targets.
Yes. Historical formulas, stability results and instrument files are migrated during implementation, so past work is searchable from day one.
Find every formula that uses the ingredient, see how each one performed, and screen alternatives under the same stability and packaging conditions, with the history kept on each formula's record.
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