7:45 a.m., a customer reports a defect on a lot. Where do you start?
A customer reports a defect on a delivered lot: two hours of binders for an approximate answer, or seven minutes when the batch record is written during manufacturing.
In-depth guides on the questions that come up in audits, during lot recalls and when choosing a tool, along with the Cerebellis team's posts on the regulation of health products.
A customer reports a defect on a delivered lot: two hours of binders for an approximate answer, or seven minutes when the batch record is written during manufacturing.
Software categories, V-model, risk analysis and traceability matrix: how GAMP 5 structures a risk-proportionate computerized system validation.
A PSUR links exposure, incidents, trends and actions. Why this data lives in two systems, production and quality, and how to bring it together to produce the report without re-entry.
PMS plan, PMSR, PSUR, PMCF/PMPF, vigilance and EUDAMED: what a manufacturer must organize after placing a device on the market, depending on its class.
Batch record, actual consumption, inspections, equipment, deviations and release: what production software must help you demonstrate in a medical device or IVD environment.
A QMS is not a piece of software: what the MDR, the IVDR and ISO 13485 ask of the quality system, and how to choose which workflows to digitize first.
Correction, corrective action, cause and effectiveness check: structuring a CAPA process proportionate to risk, without opening a CAPA for every deviation.
Classes A to D, performance evaluation, PMPF, 2027-2029 transitions, UDI and EUDAMED: what the IVDR changes for the data of an IVD manufacturer.
Calibration, verification, intervals and out-of-tolerance results: controlling measuring equipment and immediately finding the lots that may be affected.
What ISO 13485 and the MDR require of lot traceability, the six practical requirements to meet, and a simple test to see where yours stands.
The structure of the UDI, the recognized issuing entities and the points where labeling errors appear in production.
No software is "ISO 13485 certified": what the frameworks require concerns your records and a validation you remain responsible for.
Expiry by lot, supplier lots, quality statuses, metrology and storage conditions: the specifics that a general-purpose inventory tool handles poorly.
Four categories of software that people confuse, four different questions, and a comparison table to identify the one you are missing.
The Cyber Resilience Act does not directly target medical devices, but it indirectly affects their production through the digital components supplied by third parties.
A 2024 survey conducted for the European Commission shows that fewer than half of the files received by MDR notified bodies are complete on receipt, and a lack of traceability is a major cause.
The real brake on MedTech growth is not the market but the methods: without digital traceability in the QMS, growth hits a methodological wall.