DEVIATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Software for your digital deviation management

Op­ti­mi­ze your de­via­ti­on ma­nage­ment with seam­less di­gi­tal work­flows and au­to­ma­ted pro­cess con­trol to en­su­re the qua­li­ty of your pro­ducts and services.

Real-time over­view of all de­via­ti­on processes 

Au­to­ma­ted for­war­ding and es­cala­ti­on management 

Con­side­ra­ti­on of in­ter­nal and le­gal requirements 

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Software for effective deviation management

Con­trol your pro­duc­tion-re­la­ted qua­li­ty ma­nage­ment pro­ces­ses, in par­ti­cu­lar the re­port­ing of de­via­ti­ons (de­via­ti­on con­trol), with our in­no­va­ti­ve di­gi­tal work­flows. Our com­pre­hen­si­ve so­lu­ti­ons com­ple­te­ly trans­form your pre­vious pa­per-ba­sed pro­ces­ses into a di­gi­tal for­mat, from re­cor­ding to closing.

The work­flow sys­tem en­su­res that the di­gi­tal de­via­ti­on form is au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly for­ward­ed to the re­le­vant de­part­ment. If a dead­line is missed, a re­min­der and es­cala­ti­on ma­nage­ment sys­tem en­su­res that no dead­lines are missed. The sys­tem also in­cludes a rule for sub­sti­tu­ti­on in task rou­ting to gua­ran­tee seam­less pro­ces­sing and traceability.

How can you benefit from the Deviation Control software solution?

Data integrity 

De­via­ti­on re­ports are no lon­ger lost as they are stored elec­tro­ni­cal­ly from the outset. 

Process safety 

The work­flow sys­tem en­su­res that each de­via­ti­on is for­ward­ed to the re­spon­si­ble spe­cia­list ad­dres­see af­ter each step. An es­cala­ti­on sys­tem ta­kes ef­fect if dead­lines are not met. 

Increased data security 

Pro­tect your sen­si­ti­ve data from un­aut­ho­ri­zed ac­cess and po­ten­ti­al th­re­ats from harmful in­fluen­ces. Our se­cu­ri­ty pre­cau­ti­ons gua­ran­tee a high le­vel of pro­tec­tion for your information. 

Individual configuration 

Let the mo­du­les be con­fi­gu­red ac­cor­ding to your wis­hes and pre­fe­ren­ces to fa­ci­li­ta­te the on­boar­ding trai­ning for your colleagues. 

Constant availability 

Ac­cess your data at any time. It does not mat­ter whe­re you are. 

Traceability 

De­via­ti­on re­ports can be lin­ked to other mo­du­les such as Cor­rec­ti­ve and Pre­ven­ti­ve Ac­tions (CAPA) and Ch­an­ge Ma­nage­ment (CC). Thus a traceable chain of in­ter­re­la­ted in­di­vi­du­al pro­ces­ses is created. 

More efficient process runtimes 

Si­gni­fi­cant­ly re­du­ce your pro­cess th­rough­put times with the di­gi­tal so­lu­ti­on for de­via­ti­on management. 

Transparency 

Every aut­ho­ri­zed em­ployee has in­sight into the cur­rent sta­tus of all de­via­ti­on re­ports, even if they are not di­rect­ly in­vol­ved in the process. 

Central information platform 

Use d.velop do­cu­ments (form­er­ly d.3ecm) as your cen­tral plat­form for quick ac­cess to all re­le­vant data. 

Reports 

Crea­te de­tail­ed re­ports and sta­tis­tics on your de­via­ti­ons, e.g. to sup­port your (PQR).

Digitise your processes for greater efficiency

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Mapping of a notebook on which the QM workflows of Digital Life Sciences are mapped, Complaint, Deviation Control, CAPA, Change Control
PDF Do­cu­ment

The di­gi­tal forms are also con­ver­ted to a PDF/A in par­al­lel. This way, em­ployees who are not in­vol­ved in the pro­cess can also gain in­sight into the work­flow and the do­cu­ment can be shared with ex­ter­nal par­ties if required.

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What is a De­via­ti­on Con­trol process?
The pur­po­se of the De­via­ti­on Con­trol pro­cess is to en­su­re that pro­ducts, pro­ces­ses, at­tach­ments and do­cu­ments that do not com­ply with the de­fi­ned qua­li­ty spe­ci­fi­ca­ti­ons are iden­ti­fied, eva­lua­ted and sub­jec­ted to a de­cis­i­on on how to pro­ceed, and that the me­a­su­res ta­ken are im­ple­men­ted. Af­fec­ted are pro­ducts and pro­ces­ses, ma­chi­nes and sys­tems that show a de­via­ti­on or mal­func­tion as well as de­via­ti­ons from re­gu­la­ti­ons, es­tab­lished pro­ce­du­res and spe­ci­fi­ca­ti­ons that may have an im­pact on pro­duct quality.

The scope of ap­pli­ca­ti­on concerns

  • Pro­duc­tion
  • Qua­li­ty control
  • Qua­li­ty assurance
  • QM Of­fi­cer
  • Qua­li­fied per­son (QP)
  • Ga­le­nics
Au­dit Trail

Every ac­tion in the pro­cess is au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly do­cu­men­ted by the sys­tem ac­cor­din­gly. In­te­gra­ted au­dit trail func­tions en­su­re high traceability.

Form

The di­gi­tal form is fil­led out step by step and pro­vi­ded with the re­le­vant ent­ries and data. Fields with a blue back­ground are man­da­to­ry. Pre­de­fi­ned va­lue sets and drop-down func­tions make it easy for users to fill out the form.

Pro­cess Steps

Af­ter pro­ces­sing the in­di­vi­du­al steps (1. In­itia­ti­on, 2. Cau­se de­ter­mi­na­ti­on, 3. Risk con­side­ra­ti­on, etc.), the work­flow sys­tem au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly sends tasks and mes­sa­ges to the re­spon­si­ble agents or work­flow par­ti­ci­pan­ts. Once all steps have been pro­ces­sed, the work­flow is con­side­red complete.

1. Step: Initiation
The re­cor­ding of a de­via­ti­on can be done by any em­ployee. Af­ter the re­le­vant data has been en­te­red by an em­ployee, the per­son who will pro­cess the cau­ses is de­ter­mi­ned au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly or can be sel­ec­ted ma­nu­al­ly, de­pen­ding on the con­fi­gu­ra­ti­on. For ex­am­p­le, the pro­cess can be sent to the head of the or­ga­niza­tio­nal unit (e.g. de­part­ment head). If, for ex­am­p­le, the em­ployee is the head of the or­ga­niza­tio­nal unit, he or she is au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly the re­ci­pi­ent of the cau­se de­ter­mi­na­ti­on pro­cess step.

Would you like a live insight into the software?

Gain a com­pre­hen­si­ve live in­sight into the pos­si­bi­li­ties of pro­duc­tion-re­la­ted qua­li­ty ma­nage­ment pro­ces­ses wi­thin just 45 mi­nu­tes using a spe­ci­fic use case. Learn how you can use Di­gi­tal Life Sci­en­ces so­lu­ti­ons to op­ti­mi­ze your pro­duc­tion-re­la­ted QM pro­ces­ses, such as com­plaints (Com­plaint Ma­nage­ment), de­via­ti­on re­ports (De­via­ti­on con­trol), cor­rec­ti­ve and pre­ven­ti­ve ac­tions (CAPA) and Ch­an­ge con­trol ef­fi­ci­ent­ly th­rough our di­gi­tal workflows.

Some features of Deviation Management

Our Deviation Control process complies with the following regulations

ISO 9001:2015, Chap­ter 8 

ISO 13485:2016, Chap­ter 8 

EU GMP Gui­de Part 1, Chap­ter 8 

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You’re not con­vin­ced yet? You’re not con­vin­ced yet? Find out about 33 good re­asons spea­king for a co­ope­ra­ti­on with Di­gi­tal Life Sci­en­ces GmbH. We will show you re­asons from the provider’s point of view, from the soft­ware point of view and other ge­ne­ral re­asons that di­stin­gu­ish us.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Deviation Control

When working on a pro­cess step, only this step can be pro­ces­sed, but the other pro­cess steps are still visible.

In the work­flow ad­mi­nis­tra­ti­on, you can con­fi­gu­re the names of the pro­cess steps, field names and datasets.

The De­via­ti­on Con­trol pro­cess flow has been de­si­gned in ac­cordance with the GxP re­gu­la­ti­ons and crea­ted in con­sul­ta­ti­on with QM ex­perts. Against the back­ground of the va­li­da­ti­on do­cu­men­ta­ti­on, the pro­cess steps are the­r­e­fo­re man­da­to­ry. Ho­we­ver, each pro­cess step con­ta­ins a ‘Cus­tom Pa­nel’, which can be used to dis­play fur­ther in­for­ma­ti­on or in­itia­te actions.

In all pro­cess steps that fol­low the in­itia­ti­on, you can for­ward the pro­cess step to an­o­ther per­son. The recipient’s aut­ho­riza­ti­on is che­cked du­ring the selection.

The es­sen­ti­al data of a De­via­ti­on Con­trol is trans­fer­red to the at­tri­bu­tes of the data re­cord. This al­lows you to search and ana­ly­ze the De­via­ti­on Con­trols you have crea­ted. The ana­ly­ses can be ex­por­ted as PDF, EXCEL or WORD documents.

In the ad­mi­nis­tra­ti­on, time spe­ci­fi­ca­ti­ons can be en­te­red for each pro­cess step. Re­min­der mes­sa­ges are sent be­fo­re the pro­cess steps are due. The re­min­der mes­sa­ge is sent to the pro­ces­sor of the task, the coor­di­na­tor and the con­fi­gu­red group that is to be in­for­med about the re­min­der (for ex­am­p­le, QA). A re­min­der is sent with the con­fi­gu­red subject.

It can be con­fi­gu­red so that the pro­cess can be can­cel­led at any pro­cess step. For the can­cel­la­ti­on, it is re­qui­red to in­di­ca­te a re­ason in a man­da­to­ry field. Only the coor­di­na­tor of the pro­cess is al­lo­wed to cancel.

Ha­ving en­te­red a me­a­su­re, you can save it as a tem­p­la­te in the me­a­su­re ta­ble. The tem­pla­tes are available for in­ser­ti­on in a De­via­ti­on Con­trol. The due date for the me­a­su­re is cal­cu­la­ted ba­sed on the du­ra­ti­on en­te­red in the template.

In prin­ci­ple, a pro­cess step is com­ple­ted with an elec­tro­nic si­gna­tu­re and can no lon­ger be cor­rec­ted. With the func­tion ‘Step back’ the pro­cess can be re­tur­ned to a pre­vious pro­cess step. The user who has com­ple­ted this step re­cei­ves it again for editing and the pro­cess con­ti­nues from this step. Any re­turn to a pre­vious step is re­cor­ded in the au­dit trail.

If ad­di­tio­nal files are re­qui­red for a pro­cess, at­tach­ments can be uploa­ded in all pro­cess steps and lin­ked to the cur­rent pro­cess. The at­tach­ments are stored un­der a cor­re­spon­ding do­cu­ment type in the DMS and can be view­ed in the De­via­ti­on Con­trol un­der ‘At­tach­ments’ by all pro­cess par­ti­ci­pan­ts. You can con­fi­gu­re which file ty­pes can be sa­ved as at­tach­ments and how lar­ge the files can be.

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