Smarter document management for life sciences

• Higher product quality in manufacturing processes

  Manufacturers must protect their profits and reputation. Production stoppages for non-compliance can negatively impact both. Managing documents with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards​ ensures consistent processes and higher product quality.

• Submission readiness with controlled content

  Health agency submissions require a high degree of accuracy. Delayed regulatory filings due to rework can cost millions of dollars per delay. Ensure proper authoring, collaboration, and approval workflows with a document lifecycle management system.

• Inspection-ready trial master files (TMFs)

  Timely completion of clinical trial master files is essential. Delays can cost millions daily in lost revenue. File planning templates and workflows facilitate efficient completion of eTMFs while dashboards provide real-time insights.

• Audit-readiness and compliance risk mitigation

  Incomplete or inaccurate information increases compliance risk. Ensure audit readiness and reduce compliance risk by managing documentation within pre-validated GxP environments aligned with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EMA standards.

• A single source of regulated content

  Life sciences workers need continuous access to the latest content. Duplicate documents and outdated versions can cause confusion. Manage content and processes in a unified source, based on roles and permissions, to enhance efficiency and compliance.

• Effective enterprise document controls

  The pharmaceuticals and medical devices sector relies on document integrity. Inadequate controls can lead to data manipulation. Leverage document taxonomies, lifecycles, and workflows specifically designed for the sector to minimize these risks.

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