Uncountable Launches Environmental Monitoring for Cleanroom and Food Plants

Uncountable has launched an environmental monitoring capability for manufacturing plants, letting quality teams map sampling points, schedule sampling and attach photos to results. AZoM reported the launch on November 11, 2026.

How Uncountable's Environmental Monitoring Works

The capability is aimed at food, beverage, cosmetics, specialty chemicals and other process manufacturers, as well as pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies that run classified cleanrooms. Quality teams upload a floor plan as the site map for each monitoring area, such as a ready-to-eat packing zone or a sterile filling suite, and classify the area by food hygienic zone (1 to 4), EU GMP grade (A to D) or ISO 14644-1 class (5, 7 or 8). Sampling points are placed on the map, and the platform supports configured methods such as swab, air and settle plate.

Teams build a sampling plan by selecting points and setting a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly frequency with start and end dates. The platform schedules every sampling event, can send recurring reminders through configurable notifications, and generates a lab request and a sample for each selected point. Cleanroom samples also record whether the room was at rest or in operation. Technicians enter sample data on an approved mobile device or in the web platform and attach photos taken at collection as evidence of conditions such as visible contamination, an obstruction or a small change in sampling position.

"Environmental monitoring is one of the first places an auditor looks, and one of the hardest places for a quality team to show a clean trail," said Julia Turner, Product Manager at Uncountable. "Too often the map lives in a PDF, the schedule lives in a spreadsheet, and the photos live on someone's phone, so every investigation starts with a reconciliation exercise."

Results are checked against configurable specification limits that highlight out-of-spec values. Follow-up can open a quality record in Uncountable's QMS linked to the sample, with audit logs and electronic signatures aligned to 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11. Bodie, Uncountable's AI agent, can answer questions about configured records, such as which locations had repeated failed checks in the last 30 days, compare results by location, method and occupancy state, create trend charts and summarize attached lab reports. Sites running an external LIMS can connect it through Uncountable's API, SDK or Model Context Protocol access, along with telemetry and environmental, health and safety systems.

Uncountable's Funding and Customer Base

According to akta.pro company records, Uncountable raised a $27 million Series A in June 2025 led by Sageview Capital with participation from SE Ventures. The same records list a strategic collaboration with DuPont announced April 30, 2026 to advance DuPont's AI-Ready Labs initiative, and a strategic alliance with Astrix announced in May 2026 combining Astrix's informatics consulting with Uncountable's platform. Clariant's deployment of the platform reached 1,000+ users across 35+ global sites, and Mondelēz International engaged Uncountable to connect R&D teams across 16 facilities.

Earlier Uncountable Launches

Uncountable launched Regulatory Management in September 2026, a compliance capability that checks recipe ingredients against regulations within its product development platform, AZoM reported. In June 2026, the company announced Bodie, an AI assistant integrated into its R&D data platform that lets scientists search historical data, design experiments, generate visualizations and complete other tasks through natural-language conversation, according to AZoM.