Built for GMP floors
Point it at the cameras you already have. It watches every room, every shift, and flags gowning, airlocks, and record gaps before the auditor does.
Same cameras.
A coworker that actually looks at gowning 24/7.
#line-3
Tell me if anyone's in the filling room without full gowning.
Watching. I'll flag it the moment it happens.
14:22 — someone entered without a hood. Clip attached.
Pick a floor type. See the kind of alerts a coworker would send — sample data, same idea as production.
Gowning, airlocks, and fill-line conduct — same cameras, continuous watch.
SAMPLE SHIFT · NOT LIVE VIDEO
Incomplete gowning before Grade C
Hood missing on entry. Clip saved · 14s.
Intervention without glove check
Reach into Grade A zone; no glove monitoring visible in frame.
Both doors open > 8s
Pressure cascade risk. Notified QA on-call.
Night shift gowning drift
Three entries with sleeve not secured. Pattern note for supervisor.
You already paid for the eyes. The gap is a coworker that never stops looking.
| CAPABILITY | CAMERAS ALONE | + GROUNDSTATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Cameras record 24/7 | ||
| Someone actually watches every stream | ||
| Flags gowning / PPE / zone rules in the moment | ||
| Keeps searchable, timestamped clips for investigations | ||
| Works without replacing your NVR | ||
| Survives bathroom breaks and shift handoffs |
The questions everyone asks first, answered before you ask them. Read the full privacy & security page.
It watches the work, not people for their own sake. You tell it what matters — gowning, open airlocks, interventions that never made the batch record — and it tells you when something needs you. No facial recognition. No scorecards on individuals.
Your cameras stay on your network. GroundStatus reads frames to answer the jobs you give it. Footage isn't sold, shared, or used to train someone else's model. Plant IT gets a clear data-flow diagram before anything connects.
Only the people you invite — typically QA, production, and EHS leads. Findings live in the channels and roles you choose. Nothing goes to a public dashboard.
Self-inspection reports stay internal by regulation. GroundStatus strengthens that process — clips and findings you already own, written up in the language your QA team already uses.
It sees the floor and reads your systems. Most answers need both.
#quality
@ground what actually happened on line 3 during batch B-4471?
Checking the floor against the record.
#line-3 · unprompted
Heads up — the airlock to the filling room has been open four minutes. Pressure differential is dropping.
Batch B-4482 is running. Worth someone taking a look now rather than finding it in the review.
#quality
@ground anything I should know before the audit next week?
Four things from the last 30 days:
Same product. Five jobs. Each person gets an @ground that knows their floor.
Catch what the record missed before the auditor does.
Know why the line stopped — without walking the floor.
Spot the near-miss while there's still time to talk about it.
Dock PPE and cold-chain handling — watched every shift.
See the jam before the ticket arrives.
A coworker.
No new hardware to buy — it watches the cameras you already run.
It spots the open airlock and pings you before you have to ask.
Heads up for you
Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha — if it's on the network, it can watch.
Run a watch job once — it holds through nights, weekends, and changeovers.
06:00
14:00
22:00
Write what matters once — gowning, open airlocks, forklifts in the wrong lane.
Dock PPE check
Airlock hold-open
Line 3 gowning
eBMR, BMS, LIMS, SCADA, access control — findings land where the work already is.
Every flag comes with the moment it happened — not a guess, a clip.
Clip
Cameras stay on your network. You set retention. Nothing trains someone else's model.
01
Point it at the recorders you already run. Hikvision, Dahua, Axis — if it's on the network, it can watch.
02
Gowning. Open airlocks. Forklifts in the wrong lane. Plain English, like briefing a colleague.
03
By this afternoon it's on the floor with you — and it tells you when something needs you.
Your cameras first. Your plant systems when you're ready.
CAMERA BRANDS
PLANT SYSTEMS
Stop guessing what happened on the floor. Start seeing it.
MOST ACTIVE · THIS WEEK
Findings by job
HOURS COVERED
168▲ every camera
watched across the site · this week
FLAGS THAT NEEDED SOMEONE
27
this week · with clip attached
Public-record research for this floor.
8 min
Eugia’s CCTV findings, in FDA’s own words
7 min
Unannounced FDA inspections make “always on” the only strategy
7 min
FDA already treats plant cameras as a quality system
6 min
India’s FDA drug inspections are back at record highs
6 min
What FDA cites — and what a camera would actually see
5 min
An OAI is a coin flip on a Warning Letter
6 min
Hyderabad is the epicenter of India’s FDA pressure
5 min
Import refusals: the revenue number behind the 483
6 min
What an OAI actually costs — stock, ANDAs, and remediation
Point it at a camera. Tell it what matters for GMP. It starts its first shift this afternoon.