The raw material workflow is staged:
That means the first save should not feel blocked by later-stage sourcing or GMP work.
Use this flow when you want to add one raw material quickly, use it in a formula, and come back later for stricter verification.
If you want a prefilled record, search the Formuley Database first and use Add to My Raw Materials. If you already know the material, open the normal raw material form.
For the quickest safe path, fill in:
That is enough for the first formulation-focused save. You can add category, supplier, cost, or stock information now if you already have it.
Click Save once the identity basics are in place.
Saved for formulation means:
This is the stage customers often describe as feeling "stuck in Draft." The important distinction is that the first save should feel successful and usable, not rejected.
When you are ready to move the raw material into controlled batching, complete the identity checklist:
Once those are in place, the next product step should be one clear action that marks the raw material batch-ready.
These steps come after the raw material is saved and, if needed, batch-ready:
Those later requirements are about source control and GMP release support, not the first save moment.
Use the shared Formuley reference catalog to search, compare, and prefill ingredient records before saving them into your own library.
Learn how to manage your raw material library, including identity fields, properties, costs, and inventory.
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