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Pharmaceutical & CDMO

AI copilots for pharma & CDMO quality.

Close deviations faster, strengthen CAPA, and bring consistent investigation quality across every internal site and external partner — without compromising GMP discipline.

Deviations CAPA GMP 21 CFR Part 11 CDMO oversight
The challenge

Investigations decide your inspection outcome.

In pharma and CDMO operations, the quality of a deviation investigation is the quality of your audit trail. The pressure is speed and rigor — at the same time.

Deviation backlogs delaying batch disposition
Inconsistent quality across CDMO & partner sites
Repeat deviations from ineffective CAPA
483 / inspection exposure on weak RCA
Data integrity & 21 CFR Part 11 expectations
“Human error” closures that mask systemic causes

The result: investigations become documentation exercises — not decisions.

How we help

Three copilots, mapped to pharma & CDMO.

Investigation Intelligence Workbench

Evidence-driven deviation investigations

Timeline reconstruction, gap analysis, a root cause workbench, CAPA options, and an FDA/GMP risk checker — with readiness and quality scores before QA review.

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A3 Coach

Systemic RCA & CAPA effectiveness

Coaches investigators past first answers into true root cause — strengthening 5-Why and Fishbone thinking so CAPAs actually prevent recurrence.

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Kaizen Event Copilot

Cross-site improvement events

Plan and run focused Kaizen events to standardize investigation practice across sites and CDMOs, with control plans that sustain the gains.

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Regulated by default

Built for environments where the audit trail is the product.

Full audit trails, deterministic boundaries, and data security aligned with GMP and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 principles. AI supports structure, evidence review, and decision quality — human judgment and authorized QMS approval stay central.

Pricing

Start on anonymized deviations.

Start with sample or anonymized investigations and get a readiness and quality baseline in weeks, not quarters.