Available with Batch Architect Pro, the status screen is a graphical user interface provides users with the current status of critical machine functions. Manual control is available through the status screen

The Recipe Editor allows users to create and edit recipes. This window also allows users to apply signatures and activate recipes for download. Recipes are defined through process defining phases, such as "cool" or "dry." These phases are configurable to meet the specific product requirements. Unique timeline control increases recipe flexibility. The Recipe Editor allows users to easily configure recipes and implement revision control. A recipe phase called the marquee function allows SOP's to be included in the recipe and acknowledged electronically. Available with Batch Architect Pro.

Batch Architect Pro operates in a virtualized control environment, which allows multiple simulated "virtual" computers to run on a single host computer. This enables multiple systems to be configured in a distributed architectiture to provide cost savings and simplified administration. Once a control system is in place and operational, virtualization technology helps to simplify disaster recovery procedures. By accessing a copy of the virtual machine, software engineers are able to restore the end user's malfunctioning control system to an operational state, greatly reducing downtime in the event of system failure. Virtualization also enables end users to meet federal regulations for data retention; a virtual system that has been removed or replaced can easily be copied to another computer to maintain data access after it is decommissioned.