Documents and records
Manage controlled documents through revision, review and approval. Keep a record of document changes.
Explore Documents and recordsExplore eight QMS modules that support controlled documents, training, investigations and corrective actions. Start with the capabilities your quality team needs to evaluate.
Keep controlled content up to date and give teams a way to track the training that goes with it.
Manage controlled documents through revision, review and approval. Keep a record of document changes.
Explore Documents and records ↗Organize training activities, monitor progress and keep training records available for review.
Explore Training management ↗Capture findings and quality events, then track the investigation and the actions that follow.
Plan and conduct internal and external audits. Record findings and escalate them to corrective action where appropriate.
Explore Audit management ↗Document root causes, corrective and preventive actions, responsible roles and action status.
Explore CAPA management ↗Raise nonconformities, document their causes and track related action items.
Explore Quality events ↗Give teams a place to track risk indicators, respond to incidents and follow up on supplier issues.
Assess risks, prioritize mitigation plans and monitor risk and control indicators.
Explore Risk and controls ↗Record incidents, support investigation and track actions for follow-up.
Explore Incident management ↗Track supplier nonconformities and collaborate on supplier corrective action requests.
Explore Supplier quality and SCAR ↗When an audit finding needs corrective action, the team can move into CAPA to document the investigation, assign actions and track their status. Review the handoff in the audit workflow example.
See the audit-to-CAPA example ↗Documents and records management supports version control, review and approvals. Training management can track related training when a procedure change calls for it.
A quality event records an issue such as a nonconformity. CAPA manages the investigation and corrective or preventive actions when the issue requires follow-up.
SCAR stands for supplier corrective action request. It gives a quality team and its supplier a way to track a supplier issue and the proposed response.
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