Qualitymanagement
Quality control, quality cycles, events and CAPA, and inspection readiness — connected to the rest of the lab when survey day arrives.
- Quality control
- Quality cycles
- Events & CAPA
- Inspection ready
Native quality control
Track lots, runs, and review workflows where the rest of the lab already works.
Quality cycles on one schedule
Proficiency testing, calibration verification, equipment maintenance, reagent lots, instrument comparability, and temperature logs — assigned, due-dated, and landing in each person’s queue.
Events and CAPA, one record
Log an event, investigate it, and carry it through corrective action on the same record — opening a validation, revising an SOP, or assigning training as part of the fix.
Inspection readiness year-round
Drop in a CAP checklist and gather experiments, procedures, quality cycles, transcripts, and events with evidence links — before survey week.
Regulatory requirements
Mapped to quality-system and inspection expectations that surveyors routinely check:
- CAP: GEN.20365
- CLIA: 42 CFR 493.1200
- CLIA: 42 CFR 493.1254 / 493.1255
- CAP: All Common / GEN
- CLIA: 42 CFR 493 Subpart Q
Quality work that stays connected
Quality work should not live in disconnected tools that cannot see your validations, SOPs, or training. Run QC, keep every recurring quality task on schedule, take an event through to corrective action, and assemble inspection evidence — in one place.
Track lots, runs, and review workflows where the rest of the lab already works.
- Run the quality cycle
- Log the event
- Take corrective action
- 1Run the quality cycle
- 2Log the event
- 3Take corrective action
- 4Assemble evidence pack