Log critical GxP data automatically and have reliable data at hand for audits, non-conformity investigations, product release and process optimization.
You're not alone. Basic QA and validation processes shouldn't have to involve 37 open tabs with mile-long PDF lists. And yet they do.
The cause? Decentralized logging in each level 1 or 2 component and an abundance of paper forms.
It's messy, slow and prone to human error.
QA deserves better tools: 30% of staff time is spent on documentation-related activities and the biggest delay in batch releases is related to the QA function.
CIM TRACKS automatically logs critical GxP data from components, machines, production lines or entire facilities and centralizes it in one searchable database, so you can:
Sort, filter, group, save and export audit trails to any enterprise system.
TRACKS generates audit trails automatically and immediately whenever any electronic record, such as a parameter, changes.
Audits adhere to key regulation such as 21 CFR part 11.
TRACKS integrates with your Active Directory to handle all users and access rights.
Access rights are role-based and support users having different roles on different machine groups.
Authentication and authorization is centralized in TRACKS.
Audit trails are generated immediately in TRACKS whenever any electronic records, such as parameters, are changed.
TRACKS also supports the storage of audits from other systems and offers custom importers and exporters, for seamless integration with external systems. Standard importers and exporters exist for XML, JSON, SQL servers, OPC UA, and CSV files.
Audits adhere to regulations and include at least the following:
Events such as authentication and alarms are automatically saved in the audit trail.
All audit table columns can be easily sorted, filtered, grouped, and saved in physical formats such as PDF or CSV.
Parameters in TRACKS are data obtained from other systems.
TRACKS retains a full history of all parameters, ensuring a detailed record of changes over time.
Parameters offers the following features:
TRACKS allows users to create baselines, which are snapshots capturing the state of all parameters at a specific moment. Users can easily view or compare these baselines within the application.
Parameters across the system can be compared at any two given points in time, facilitating easy comparison during Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) or Site Acceptance Tests (SAT).
When comparing baselines, new parameters, changes, and deleted parameters are color-coded. Baselines can also be exported to physical formats such as PDF or CSV.
Audit data and parameters can be easily sorted, filtered, grouped, and saved in physical formats such as PDF or CSV.
The Equipment module in TRACKS serves as a platform for overview and maintenance of testing equipment, which includes devices monitored for service and calibration.
Additionally, the system provides functionality for creating equipment lists for tests and other related activities.
Acting as a smart bridge between any machine component at level 1 and the Enterprise System at level 3, TRACKS allows for efficient, centralized user management, audit trails and monitoring of critical parameters.
This makes it ideal for pharma and other regulated industries.