Document Management System

One current version.Everywhere you look.

Document Control, Change Control, and Training on one governed record, from draft to obsolete.

One controlled record across regulated operations

  • Medical Devices
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Cosmetics
  • Food Processing
  • Aerospace
  • Automotive

You have the document. Nobody can find it when it matters.

Every audit, change and retraining starts with a hunt across drives, folders and inboxes.

  1. Evidence assembly

    Days to assemble one audit record

    Days of team time to assemble evidence, per audit.Evidence already bound. All evidence captured and attached in one place.

    How they handled it · 0:48Applechem
  2. Version control

    Three versions of one SOP

    3 copies claiming to be current.One effective version. Always one source of truth.

    How they handled it · 0:47Mikala Hukka
  3. Change effectivity

    The floor hears about the change last

    Months from approval to the floor.Effectivity reaches the line. Automatically notified. Effective everywhere.

    How they handled it · 2:11Harmonic Bionics
  4. Training cascade

    Retraining lands weeks after the change

    Weeks untrained on the effective version.Training assigned on release. Automatically assigned. Automatically tracked.

    How they handled it · 2:20Jarod Markley

Three modules. One continuous record.

The change, the controlled revision, and the training obligation stay connected from the first decision to the final signature.

Document Control

One true copy.

Author, review, approve, distribute, and periodically review controlled documents with full version history.

  • Controlled templates and numbering
  • Review and approval routing
  • Watermarked, distributed renders
  • Periodic review with an owner
ISO 900121 CFR Part 11ISO 1348521 CFR Part 820
Change Control

Every revision carries its evidence.

Change orders and revisions routed through configurable approvals, with impact assessment on the record.

  • Change orders with impact assessment
  • Configurable approval matrices
  • Evidence attached to the revision
  • Cascades into training on release
ISO 900121 CFR Part 820ISO 13485
Training Management

The change reaches the people.

A revision cascades into the training obligation, so people are always current on the version they use.

  • Role-to-document training matrix
  • Auto-assignment on new revisions
  • AI-generated quizzes from the SOP
  • Completion reporting for audits
ISO 900121 CFR Part 820ISO 13485

The controls a regulated library runs on.

  1. Version history

    Every revision retained under the edition it shipped.

  2. Periodic review

    Review dates that route to an owner and expect an attestation.

  3. State watermarking

    DRAFT, EFFECTIVE, OBSOLETE stamped on the render.

  4. Part 11 e-signature

    Signer, meaning, and timestamp where the record requires it.

  5. Where-used lookup

    Reverse-trace a document to everything that references it.

  6. Scoped auditor access

    Read-only, watermarked, without handing over the library.

Every state has a gate. Every gate has an owner.

Follow the work through the lifecycle.

Works with the systems you already run.

Connect document control to the tools already holding your product, people, and process data.

  • SharePoint
  • SAP
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • Solidworks
  • Slack
  • Email
  • SSO/SAML

For the teams that keep every document current.

From first draft to audit evidence, every role works from the same current record.

Document Controller

OwnsDraftEffective
  • Issue revisions, chase approvers
  • Pull document trees for audits
  • Close out periodic reviews

Training Coordinator

OwnsEffectiveTrained
  • Assign training from new revisions
  • Chase incomplete training
  • Report completion for audits
OwnsApprovalRelease
  • Approve changes of consequence
  • Own the audit programme
  • Chair management review

Results, honestly stated, from quality teams like yours.

Short, candid accounts of document control, training, and change management from the people doing the work.

One lifecycle. Every standard.

Control the record once, then prove it against whatever governs your operation.

  • ISOISO · Global

    ISO 9001

    Quality management system requirements.

  • FDAFDA · US

    21 CFR Part 11

    Trustworthy electronic records and signatures.

  • ISOISO · Global

    ISO 13485

    QMS for medical devices.

  • FDAFDA · US

    21 CFR Part 820

    Quality System Regulation for device cGMP.

  • European CommissionEC · EU

    EU GMP

    GMP for medicinal products.

  • WHOWHO · Global

    GMP

    Consistent, controlled production.

Validated across
  • Medical Devices
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Cosmetics
  • Food Processing
  • Aerospace
  • Automotive

The questions procurement and QA ask first.

Anything else, bring it to the walkthrough.

Three modules on one record: Document Control, Change Control, and Training Management. A change order drives the revision, and the revision drives the training assignment, without re-entry between tools.

Bring the SOP you could not find the current version of.

We will run it through the lifecycle live, from draft to Part 11 approval.