Pharmaceutical software for US quality and IT teams.
For US biotech and CDMO teams, scope custom electronic-record workflows and private RAG around approved sources, access boundaries and Part 11 applicability. Compare ownership, integration and support costs alongside per-seat subscriptions before deciding what to build.
Project context for your market. Service targeting, not a local office.
Workflows to explore. With your team.
Illustrative starting points, shaped around the systems and procedures you already use.
Agree remote delivery and evidence review
Identify the customer security and quality reviewers, permitted hosting regions, integration sandboxes and working-hour overlap. Test account revocation and obsolete-document handling before expanding a private assistant.
Source-linked investigation drafts
Preserve record identifiers and template versions as approved information becomes a draft. Make corrections and review responsibilities explicit.
Laboratory imports with exception handling
Check identifiers, units and required values before importing results. Route rejected records to an accountable reviewer instead of silently accepting them.
Local context. Defined responsibilities.
US FDA · 21 CFR Part 11
Part 11 applicability depends on the electronic records and underlying requirements. Assess applicable electronic-record and electronic-signature controls with your quality team; the term is not a blanket certification for pharmaceutical software.
Regulatory context reviewed 13 October 2026. Applicable controls must be assessed for each project; no regulatory certification is claimed.
Start with a useful scope.
Project delivery and deployment are agreed individually. This page does not imply a local office.
Which electronic records fall within the intended use?
What validation evidence and security review does your team require?
What working-hour overlap and deployment model would support the project?
Ownership and validation scope for biotech and CDMO teams
Compare custom development with existing subscriptions over the full operating life: migration, validation, integrations, hosting, upgrades and support. Define electronic signatures, audit history and ALCOA+ record expectations with your quality owner. GAMP categorization follows the actual configuration and intended use; it is not assigned by the programming language.