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CON-88 · ruled on the record, not in an email chainRoles · Quality Manager
Dozens of decisions wait on you.Each one arrives with its evidence.
CAPAs, change controls, deviations and audit findings reach you in one queue, each with its evidence and the thread behind it. You decide from the record and sign under 21 CFR Part 11.
The same seat, by other titles
- Quality Manager
- QA Manager
- Director of Quality
- Head of Quality
- Quality Director
The seat
You hold six roles on the record.
The disposition and the SOP carry your signature. You sponsor the strategic change, run the CAPA when there is no one else to, lead the audit and own the product-quality risk.
Approve
Sign the higher-risk disposition and the SOP that goes live, with the evidence in view.
Drive
Carry a change or a corrective action from the day it opens to the day it is proven.
Assure
Run the audit programme and answer for the product-quality risks on the register.
Where it breaks
You answer for the programme. The same findings keep coming back.
Each case closes on its own. The pattern across cases, the slipped effectiveness check and the finding nobody owns never reach a queue, so the next audit finds them again.
- The same defect, a new CAPA numberThe pattern across cases is in the data, never in the workflow.
- Effectiveness checks slipA target date with no gate, so the CAPA closes and the problem stays.
- Audit findings stall at the ownerThe finding sits in the report and the action in nobody's queue.
- Management review, built by handEvery quarter the time goes into the report, not the question.
Every repeat investigation is paid for twice. That is the coordination tax.
Measure your coordination tax →The difference
Every finding leaves the audit with an owner and its evidence.
The annual ISO 13485 audit, from your queue to your sign-off: each finding recorded against its clause, routed to CAPA with its context, and tracked to closure where you can see it.
Customer proof
Quality leaders, in their own words.
The people who run quality, on what changed when their decisions, audits and approvals moved onto one record.
- Customer-attested on film75%improvement in non-conformance closure time in the first monthTedd CarrDirector of Quality Control, The Will-Burt CompanyWatch the customer say it
The Will-Burt CompanyTedd Carr, Director of Quality ControlFive quality systems consolidated into one
Biovation LabsJesse Kolstad, Director of QualityAudit mock recall done in 18 minutes, not 4 hours
ApplechemWilson LinApprovals down from as long as 8 months to two weeks
Mikala HukkaNutritional SupplementsFinished-good lot release: half a day to 10 minutes
Harmonic BionicsDenis MachokaManagement review without 15 hours of data pulling
Quality on Unifize
Bring the decision that has waited longest.
In thirty minutes we run it on one record: the evidence, the thread and your Part 11 signature, end to end.
